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The Jewish Holiday Kitchen by Joan Nathan Cookbook Vintage 1979
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Here is an old school soft cover cookbook titled... The Jewish Holiday Kitchen by Joan Nathan. This recipe book is in good used condition with just a few creases to the covers from reading and re-shelving. INSIDE the pages are at least 98% free of any marks, stains or writing.
Nathan, coauthor with Judy Stacey Goldman of The Flavor of Jerusalem (1975), ransacks the culinary history and geography of Judaism to arrive at some 150 recipes for holiday, Sabbath, and ceremonial fare. In some cases the association of food and occasion is traditional (most of the Seder offerings); in others the recipes are shunted into more or less arbitrary slots in order to fill out chapters--e.g., gingerbread cookies to occupy the kiddies at Chanukah. Versions of Ashkenazic, Sephardic, and assorted Middle Eastern classics range from painstakingly authentic to frankly bastardized (sweet-potato tsimmes with canned pineapple and marshmallows).
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Nathan, coauthor with Judy Stacey Goldman of The Flavor of Jerusalem (1975), ransacks the culinary history and geography of Judaism to arrive at some 150 recipes for holiday, Sabbath, and ceremonial fare. In some cases the association of food and occasion is traditional (most of the Seder offerings); in others the recipes are shunted into more or less arbitrary slots in order to fill out chapters--e.g., gingerbread cookies to occupy the kiddies at Chanukah. Versions of Ashkenazic, Sephardic, and assorted Middle Eastern classics range from painstakingly authentic to frankly bastardized (sweet-potato tsimmes with canned pineapple and marshmallows).
REMEMBER----books are mailed via media rate mail to give you the best deal on shipping. The down side is that media rate mail can take up to three weeks for delivery.
If you want an upgrade, please let me know before you check out....and take a minute to read my FAQ for more details on my JUST ASK store!
Thanks for reading all of this and remember to see ALL my cookbooks for a good deal on combined shipping!
