Articles By Claudia Roden
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German-Jewish Cuisine
The roots of Ashkenazic cuisine lie in medieval Germany.
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East Central European Cuisine
Ashkenazi cuisine with a cosmopolitan twist.
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Knish Dough and Fillings
Make your own knishes and choose from four different fillings.
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Masgouf: Iraqi Fish
The famous fish dish eaten along the Tigris.
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Haroset from Morocco
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Haroset
A recipe for the fruit-and-nut mortar of the seder plate.
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Cholent: The Sabbath Stew
Prepared Friday and slow-cooked overnight, cholent is the traditional Sabbath-day dish.
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Polish & Russian-Jewish Cuisine
Ashkenazi food moves east.
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Ashkenazi Haroset
A recipe for the
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Potato Latkes
A recipe for potato fritters.
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