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    <title>Cooking: The Ultimate Jewish Finger Food</title>
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    <description>The prohibition against cooking on Shabbat encouraged the preparation of foods that could be made in advance of the day of rest. Recipes: &quot;Grandma Gussie&amp;#39;s Potato Knishes,&quot; &quot;Hungarian Mushroom Turnovers.&quot; Tina D. Wasserman. Winter 2009.</description> 
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    <title>Poem: Sabbath Bread</title>
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    <description>C.L. Bell. Winter 2003. In PDF format.</description> 
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    <title>A Meal Fit for the Sabbath Queen</title>
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    <description>How chicken became a staple of the Shabbat table; the origin of gefilte fish, cholent, and tzimmes; why we eat challah on Shabbat.  Recipes: &quot;Bene Israel Shabbat Chicken Curry&quot; and &quot;Challah.&quot; Tina D. Wasserman. Winter 2003. </description> 
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