What are the laws of 'kashrut'? Is that something like 'kosher'?
I suppose that these types of books in the US are more American than they are 'traditional' in the sense that people who actually live in the traditional culture would recognize. Chinese, Italian, Polish, etc. cooking in the US isn't really like what it is in China, Italy and Poland, etc. It's Americanized. Probably this is too.
you cook in hell
nnasser007 5 months ago
hmmm ....looks yummy!
Maliw4321 2 years ago
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god damn jews
Chewbacca121314 2 years ago
What I find most poignant and sad about this interview is when he asks her what defines "Cooking Jewish" she fails to mention the laws of kashrut.
Lirit331 3 years ago
What are the laws of 'kashrut'? Is that something like 'kosher'?
I suppose that these types of books in the US are more American than they are 'traditional' in the sense that people who actually live in the traditional culture would recognize. Chinese, Italian, Polish, etc. cooking in the US isn't really like what it is in China, Italy and Poland, etc. It's Americanized. Probably this is too.
LitCrit101 3 years ago