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Article: Happy Holidays From Hadassah
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- May 30, 2003
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Phillips, Aliza
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05-30-2003
Hadassah ladies are famous for many things: fundraising, love of Israel,
hospitals and, last but not least, cookbook compiling. The first Hadassah
cookbook came out in 1931, a product of the hard work of a chapter in
Dorchester, Mass. It had an ochre cover and advertisements, but no
illustrations. The dishes included such non-kosher fare as quahog chowder
(quahogs, milk and salt pork) and oyster stew.
The organization's latest cookbook is quite different. "The Hadassah Jewish
Holiday Cookbook: Traditional Recipes from Contemporary Kosher Kitchens" is
a 264-page chef-d'oeuvre of sumptuous recipes and photographs of favorite
kosher foods from kitchens around the ...
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Article: HADASSAH IS FOCUS OF MONTVALE WOMAN'S LIFE
The Record (Bergen County, NJ);
March 8, 2001 ;
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