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Tracing the Tribe: The Jewish Genealogy Blog Tracing the Tribe is a blog about Jewish genealogy - All the developments, tools and resources you'll need to peer more closely into your family tree. Created in 2006 at JTA's request, it is now independent. September 06, 2010 Food: Italian Jewish holiday cooking Did you know that Italians also love gribenes (chicken or goose cracklings)? Do you know how this tradition arrived in Italy? Find the answers below. A favorite cookbook of Tracing the Tribe is Jayne Cohen's (John Wiley, 2008). She also writes for Jewish Women International's "Jewish Women Magazine." The holiday issue of the magazine is now online with really interesting articles on Italian Jewish cuisine (and recipes) and a new blog, "Beyond Brisket," written by Cohen. Tracing the Tribe has a separate post on the blog. When the chestnuts in Piedmont ripen in time for the fall holidays, Roberta Anau serves her Rosh Hashanah guests special burricche : turnovers lush with chestnuts, onions, raisins and smoked goose. Jewish-style carciofi alla guidea (artichokes) are the best known Jewish dish, originating in the Roman ghetto, with the oldest continuous Western Jewish community dating back some 2,000 years.

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25. Jewish Holiday Cooking Traditional recipes for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, that symbolize hopes for a sweet new year. http://www.aarp.org/food/entertaining/info-09-2010/jewish-holiday-cooking.html

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