Modern Jewish cooking
1980 · 374 pagine · Crown Publishers · ISBN 9780517539354
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Abstract: The art of maintaining Kashruth, the Jewish dietary laws, is modernized through recipes using modern small appliances. Three categories of kosher food are described: fleishig (meat and poultry products), milchig (milk and dairy products) and pareve (foods which are neither meat nor milk but can be consumed with either).
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