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By Michael Natkin , JTNews Columnist Panna cotta is a classic Italian dessert, traditionally made from cream and milk set with gelatin, which isn'
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By Diana Brement, JTNews Columnist 1 I suspected Seattle-area traffic reporter Sprince Arbogast was Jewish because I assumed "Sprince" was a vari
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By Diana Brement, JTNews Columnist The words "Jewish" and "homeschooling" are not frequently seen together, especially outside of the Orthodox c
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By Michael Natkin, JTNews Columnist Sabich was a popular Shabbat food for Iraqi Jews, and when they immigrated to Israel and set up a community in
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By Diana Brement , JTNews Columnist When I called Spokane resident Julie Morris just before Passover, she was hands deep in matzoh ball batter and
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By Michael Natkin, JTNews Columnist Braising is something of a lost art, which is a shame because it isn't at all difficult to do. Learn a couple
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By Diana Brement , JTNews Columnist A friend with cancer says her doctor is "the singing oncologist." Recently, he sang the Misheberach (prayer f
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