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TOMATOES, who knew? Who was the brave soul who first bit into a succulent and ripe tomato … and lived to tell the tale? After all, according to many sources, including Peggy Trowbridge Filippone who wrote about tomatoes’ history in about.com, …
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8/2/13
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PROVIDENCE – Thanks to Sugarman-Sinai Memorial Chapel’s first pre-Passover hametz challenge, the Louis and Goldie Chester Full Plate Kosher Food Pantry received cases of kosher canned fruit, as well as cases of other foods donated in the …
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6/21/13
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(JTA) –There’s been a resurgence recently of a longtime affliction of the Israeli-Palestinian relationship: culinary anxiety.
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Ron Kampeas
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6/21/13
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(ISRAEL21c) – Yolam Ottolenghi, a 44-year-old native Jerusalemite first got tongues wagging for the fare at his chain of London delis. Working with Sami Tamimi, an Arab chef also born in Jerusalem, Ottolenghi introduced British palates to his …
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Abigail Klein Leichman
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6/21/13
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JERUSALEM – Although summer hasn’t officially arrived, it sure feels like it’s upon us. The patio furniture is dusted off, winter clothes stored away and flip-flops, sunglasses and sundresses are taken out of hiding.
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Anna Harwood
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6/6/13
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SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (JTA) – Producing wine atop a tranquil mountain in a remote area of northern California is quite a way to make a living. For Benyamin Cantz, whose one-man operation in the hills of Santa Cruz produces kosher wine from organic …
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Chavie Lieber
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6/6/13
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PROVIDENCE – Why not give dads a day off from grilling on Sunday, June 16, Father’s Day?
Moms and older teens can take over grilling responsibilities and treat the dads, husbands, uncles and grandfathers in the family to a delicious meal. …
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6/6/13
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