By Nick Zukin & Michael Zusman
Published by Andrews McMeel Publishing,
September 3rd, 2013
There are Jewish delicatessens throughout America and
Europe, filled with enticing aromas and the promise of delicious food. This is
a book giving a history of the traditional and modern Jewish deli, their owners
and their patrons, as well as being a lavishly illustrated cookbook.
From knish to kreplach, kugel to kasha and kishke, detouring
via latkes, tzimmes, Chinese broccoli,
and so much more, this is a glorious culinary adventure encompassing the delights
of Jewish delicatessen food drawn from cuisines across the world as well as
traditional Jewish food. I was delighted
to find no fewer than four very
different Borscht recipes, many salad and dressing recipes as well as a whole
chapter of breakfast ideas such as chocolate babka French toast, blintzes and
fruit compotes, both sweet and sour cream cheese schmears as well as the traditional
bagels, - this book just about has everything a cook could need to produce a
truly delicious meal.
Whether you want to make absolutely everything yourself from
scratch , including relishes, pickles and sauces or prefer to buy in some
ready-made ingredients to save time, this book shows you how to make your own delicious
Jewish deli food in your own home. I may
even take the plunge and have a go at making my own pastrami and some sourdough
bagels….
Mouth-watering to read and much too fascinating to put down,
this is another “must-have” book to add to my cookbook collection!

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