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Because the miracles of Purim were “hidden”, we prepare dishes that represent this “hiddenness,” including kreplach, stuffed cabbage, knishes, hamentaschen, and meatballs.
Delicious, easy to prepare and rich with olive oil.
Enjoy feeling full of energy and not heavy with extra weight.
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And they taste good too!
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Three different recipes – Ashkenazi, Sefardi and Exotic Persian.
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This Purim express your love for one another with delicious, life-enhancing cuisine.
As a Jew, I was always a little different. That would become my greatest asset.
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