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Beni's Family Cookbook for the Jewish Holidays (Hardcover) by Jane Breskin Zalben (Illustrator), Joan Nathan (Foreword) "Shabbat begins before sundown on Friday and ends after sundown on Saturday..."

Jane Breskin Zalben offers enough recipes for latkes, hamantaschen and matzoh brei to satiate the most ravenous family in Beni's Family Cookbook for the Jewish Holidays, foreword by Joan Nathan. Her headnotes are sprinkled with homey anecdotes and Yiddish words: of day-old mandelbrot, "Grandma says, 'I could nearly plotz it's so delicious! And the almonds, heaven.' " Zalben's illustrations of pudgy-cheeked bears in little frocks and sweaters are on the schmaltzy side, but her recipes promise to make celebrations tasty affairs. Note that the recipes aren't especially for children; adult cooks will be needed in many cases.

Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From School Library Journal

Grade 5 Up. Those who have delighted in Zalben's family of Jewish bears (adult fans in particular) will no doubt want to own this charmingly illustrated cookbook. Recipes are arranged by holiday, beginning with a brief description of its importance and related rituals. Recipes from both Ashkenazic (Eastern European) and Sephardic (Iberian-peninsula rooted) Jews are included. Illustrated with tiny detailed vignettes of table settings, food items, and bear family portraits, the book has genuine child appeal, but the recipes are written for experienced cooks. No warnings are given to seek adult help when frying in oil, chopping, grating, or removing hot, heavy pots from the oven or burner; nor are there detailed instructions for kneading dough, slicing brisket, etc. Although some of the introductions make the essence of the holiday accessible to those with little background about the religion, many are based on previous knowledge of the beliefs, history, customs, and traditions that are a part of the Jewish year. Because many of the recipes are excellent, adult collections needing Jewish holiday cookbooks may want to purchase Zalben's treasury despite its childlike format.? Susan Scheps, Shaker Heights Public Library, OH Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Product Details

Reading level: Ages 4-8

Hardcover: 96 pages
Publisher: Henry Holt and Co. (BYR) (October 15, 1996)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0805037357
ISBN-13: 978-0805037357
 

 
Key Phrases: matzoh meal, matzoh balls, Yom Kippur, Aunt Gertie, Uncle Hymie