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" #MMCC is now made up of just three members – #LisaGoldberg (their “chief pot-stirrer”), #NatanyaEskin and #MerelynChalmers – and their weekly meet-ups are a thing of the past. Yet their fifth #cookbook, A Year of #Jewish #Cooking: #Recipes we can’t live without, is still grounded in their founding principles: preserving Jewish recipes for future generations and their not-for-profit status, with all proceeds from the sale of this #book, like their others, going to charity.
When I connect with #Goldberg and #Eskin over a video call, they tell me that unlike their other #books, which were created for a general audience, A Year of Jewish Cooking was developed with a very specific audience in mind: the next generation of Jewish #cooks. Their aim, Goldberg explains, was to create a “guidebook for the next generation on Jewish tradition”, with Eskin adding that they wanted it to be “a complete book that they could follow for the whole year..."
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" #MMCC is now made up of just three members – #LisaGoldberg (their “chief pot-stirrer”), #NatanyaEskin and #MerelynChalmers – and their weekly meet-ups are a thing of the past. Yet their fifth #cookbook, A Year of #Jewish #Cooking: #Recipes we can’t live without, is still grounded in their founding principles: preserving Jewish recipes for future generations and their not-for-profit status, with all proceeds from the sale of this #book, like their others, going to charity.
When I connect with #Goldberg and #Eskin over a video call, they tell me that unlike their other #books, which were created for a general audience, A Year of Jewish Cooking was developed with a very specific audience in mind: the next generation of Jewish #cooks. Their aim, Goldberg explains, was to create a “guidebook for the next generation on Jewish tradition”, with Eskin adding that they wanted it to be “a complete book that they could follow for the whole year..."
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" #MMCC is now made up of just three members – #LisaGoldberg (their “chief pot-stirrer”), #NatanyaEskin and #MerelynChalmers – and their weekly meet-ups are a thing of the past. Yet their fifth #cookbook, A Year of #Jewish #Cooking: #Recipes we can’t live without, is still grounded in their founding principles: preserving Jewish recipes for future generations and their not-for-profit status, with all proceeds from the sale of this #book, like their others, going to charity.
When I connect with #Goldberg and #Eskin over a video call, they tell me that unlike their other #books, which were created for a general audience, A Year of Jewish Cooking was developed with a very specific audience in mind: the next generation of Jewish #cooks. Their aim, Goldberg explains, was to create a “guidebook for the next generation on Jewish tradition”, with Eskin adding that they wanted it to be “a complete book that they could follow for the whole year..."
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" #MMCC is now made up of just three members – #LisaGoldberg (their “chief pot-stirrer”), #NatanyaEskin and #MerelynChalmers – and their weekly meet-ups are a thing of the past. Yet their fifth #cookbook, A Year of #Jewish #Cooking: #Recipes we can’t live without, is still grounded in their founding principles: preserving Jewish recipes for future generations and their not-for-profit status, with all proceeds from the sale of this #book, like their others, going to charity.
When I connect with #Goldberg and #Eskin over a video call, they tell me that unlike their other #books, which were created for a general audience, A Year of Jewish Cooking was developed with a very specific audience in mind: the next generation of Jewish #cooks. Their aim, Goldberg explains, was to create a “guidebook for the next generation on Jewish tradition”, with Eskin adding that they wanted it to be “a complete book that they could follow for the whole year..."
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" #MMCC is now made up of just three members – #LisaGoldberg (their “chief pot-stirrer”), #NatanyaEskin and #MerelynChalmers – and their weekly meet-ups are a thing of the past. Yet their fifth #cookbook, A Year of #Jewish #Cooking: #Recipes we can’t live without, is still grounded in their founding principles: preserving Jewish recipes for future generations and their not-for-profit status, with all proceeds from the sale of this #book, like their others, going to charity.
When I connect with #Goldberg and #Eskin over a video call, they tell me that unlike their other #books, which were created for a general audience, A Year of Jewish Cooking was developed with a very specific audience in mind: the next generation of Jewish #cooks. Their aim, Goldberg explains, was to create a “guidebook for the next generation on Jewish tradition”, with Eskin adding that they wanted it to be “a complete book that they could follow for the whole year..."