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The Power of Potatoes

Where did they come from, anyway -- and aren't we glad they're here to stay!

By:

Andrew Schloss, JE Feature

What is the Chanukah-latke link? Although Chanukah is not one of the ancient holidays of the Old Testament, it is more than 2,000 years old. Yet potato latkes -- the food most identified with the celebration of Chanukah -- have been around for barely a few centuries. No one really knows why potato latkes (Yiddish for "pancakes") have become so...

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Magerman to Open Another Kosher Restaurant

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Lisa Hostein

In deciding to sever ties with big-name restaurateurs Michael Solomonov and Steven Cook, the owner of Citron and Rose said it was time for his Main Line kosher restaurant to “take off the training wheels.”

Fashion

Legendary Handbag Designer Discusses Life, Love and First Ladies

Judith Leiber’s career has taken her from the Budapest Ghetto to the White House

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Melissa Jacobs

Judith Leiber reflects on a remarkable life that has encompassed surviving the Holocaust, creating the iconic handbag company that bears her name and witnessing the opening of a museum devoted to her craft.