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Challah
Challah
The aroma of baking challah and the sight of the traditional loaves revives every Jewish soul with the reminder that Shabbat is nearby
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Gefilte Fish
This unique fish dish has become a mainstay of Jewish cuisine because of its connection to the laws of shabbat: Gefilte fish is free of the bones that make eating regular fish on Shabbat complicated
Chicken Soup
Now that it's been proven to have healing properties, chicken soup is all the rage. But we've always known that chicken soup is good for us, and it's still part of the traditional Shabbat menu
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Potato Kugel
Or is it called potato pudding? Regardless, this is the traditional Friday night hit
Cholent
The dish that long preceded the slow-cooker, and yet is cooked for 24 hours, enabling us to eat hot foods on Shabbat afternoon
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