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Where To Eat in Paris: A Personal List – Jewish Journal

| July 21, 2022

When I returned to Paris in April 2022, I was on a mission. With a short time left on the planet before it either burns up or Marine Le Pen is elected, I wanted to dine in as many elevated addressesMichelin-starred or trending hot spotsas possible. As for the budget, lets just say I was lucky to be a guest of someone with resources

The Unique History Of Steak Tartare, Once A Snack Of Warriors – Tasting Table

| July 21, 2022

According to Jewish Viennese Food, the sauce was named for the Tartar tribe, though not for obvious reasons. The French considered the Eastern European gherkin, an ingredient in the sauce, exotic, so named it after the Tartars. Another entertaining idea presented by Nino Shaye Weiss at Jewish Viennese Food pertains to steak tartare in its other incarnation, "steak l'Americaine." Wiess proposes that because French chefs considered Americans barbarians who may not even know how to cook meat, naming the raw dish "steak the American way" was applicable

Weaponizing Food: How Cond Nast Transformed an Israeli City Into a Palestinian Town – Algemeiner

| July 21, 2022

Cond Nast, the global media conglomerate that owns Vogue and The New Yorker, published a piece this month, titled The Unsung Food Destinations to Travel for Now, which completely severs the connection between the city of Nazareth and the country where its located: Israel.

How TikTok Resurrected the Worlds Oldest Sandwich – The Takeout

| July 21, 2022

Sure, a sandwich seems like a simple dish: just a couple pieces of bread, some filling, and bam, youve got yourself a meal. But in its simplicity there is complexity, because there are an endless number of combinations of bread, filling, sauces, and toppings that can make the perfect sandwich.

Fri, July 15 at 8pm – The Great American Recipe – WSIU

| July 21, 2022

THE GREAT AMERICAN RECIPE is a new eight-part uplifting cooking competition that celebrates the multiculturalism that makes American food unique and iconic. Hosted by Alejandra Ramos, the series gives talented home cooks from different regions of the country the opportunity to showcase their beloved signature dishes and compete to win the national search for The Great American Recipe.

Israeli Food is so Jewish, Here’s Why – aish.com Jewlish, Food 4 Thought, Featured – Aish.com

| July 14, 2022

The foods that make up the Israeli cuisine tell the story of the Jewish people. People are falling in love with Israeli food more and more these days as Israeli food culture becomes widely known around the world for its unique mix of tastes and colors, smells and spices. But what makes Israeli food specifically Israeli

Old Bay on Everything: How the Crab Seasoning is Taking Over – Washingtonian

| July 14, 2022

Its midafternoon on a Thursday when I arrive at Crabtowne USA, a downmarket, 70s-era crab house on the side of a six-lane highway behind BWI. At 3:30, people are already bibbed out and hammering at crab shells with wooden mallets, a soft percussive clatter beneath the Goo Goo Dolls song that ricochets off the walls

Traditional Jewish Chicken Soup Recipe (Jewish Penicillin)

| July 10, 2022

What's Cooking America Cooking Articles Electric Pressure Cooker Recipes Pressure Cooker Poultry Recipes Traditional Jewish Chicken Soup Recipe (Jewish Penicillin) Stovetop InstructionsInstant Pot Pressure Cooker Instructions Traditional Jewish Chicken Soup is known for having a golden, clear broth with essential nutrientsto revive you right out of your sick bed. It makes sense why homemade Jewish chicken soup is also famously known as Jewish Penicillin. Every Jewish Mama will insist that their chicken soup is the best chicken soup, because it is made with LOVE

‘I never expected to find Asian cuisine in the Netherlands’ – DutchNews.nl – DutchNews.nl

| July 10, 2022

Yuven Muniandy fulfilled a childhood dream when he moved to the Netherlands to work on his PhD.

Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: East Boston | BU Today – Boston University

| July 10, 2022

A guide to eating and sightseeing For many, East Boston is synonymous with Logan International Airport, New Englands largest and the nations 19th busiest airport, with approximately 33 million passengers annually. But with its prime waterfront property, this working-class enclave has some of the most breathtaking views of Boston Harbor and the citys skyline to be found


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