{UAH} Fwd: How cranberries found a place in Jewish cuisine; Joan Nathan's carrot ring for Thanksgiving; why I donated my kidney to a stranger; more

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From: Tablet Magazine <digest@tabletmag.com>
Date: 21 November 2017 16:22:49 GMT
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Subject: How cranberries found a place in Jewish cuisine; Joan Nathan's carrot ring for Thanksgiving; why I donated my kidney to a stranger; more
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Vegetarian 'stuffing soup' everyone will love! November 21, 2017 How Cranberries Found a Place at the Jewish Table Leah Koenig A New World fruit has been incorporated into Old World recipes, with sweet (and sour) results Observance / Adam Kirsch Accident or Crime? How studying Torah could kill a child, and other lessons in involuntary manslaughter from this week's 'Daf Yomi' Talmud study Food / Joan Nathan A Sweet Way to Ring in Thanksgiving It's not quite a cake, not quite a kugel. But this carrot ring, a classic Midwestern recipe from the 1950s, is worthy of a spot on your holiday table.