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Bagels: A Jewish History of the World's Favorite Roll
From 17th-century Krakow to modern Manhattan, the bagel's journey from humble Jewish bread to global breakfast icon is a story of immigration, ingenuity, and fierce debate about what counts as the real thing.
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Ashkenazi Cuisine: The Soul Food of Eastern European Jewry
Gefilte fish, brisket, kugel, cholent, matzo ball soup, and rugelach — Ashkenazi cuisine turned poverty into creativity and created some of the most iconic comfort foods in the world.
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Jewish Deli Culture: From the Lower East Side to Global Revival
Pastrami piled high on rye, half-sour pickles, Dr. Brown's cream soda — the Jewish deli is an American institution born from immigrant hunger, labor, and love. Here is how it rose, nearly died, and came back.
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