Leah Koenig: Pesach Main Courses, Italiano
Tuesday, March 23
11:00 AM EST
Free
As the oldest Jewish community in Europe, Roman Jews have been celebrating Passover for 22 centuries by digging into delicacies like roast lamb and cod with raisins and pine nuts.
Leah Koenig, author of six cookbooks — including her celebration of the diversity of our culinary tradition, The Jewish Cookbook — will guide us through the Italian Jewish community and the preparation of its most delectable seder dishes.
About the series
The Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center Cooking School:
Passover Around the World
Monday – Thursday, March 22 – 25
11:00 AM EST
Free
Chopped liver, matzo ball soup from the Manischewitz package recipe, your mother’s brisket and the same old macaroons . . . Sure, there’s something reassuring about recycling the seder menu your family has used for three generations. But there’s also something intriguing about mixing things up.
The Temple Emanu-El Streicker Center has assembled a team of all-star chefs who will not only expand your culinary repertoire but will offer you a gastronomic tour of how the Jewish world celebrates our Festival of Liberation.
All sessions will be moderated by Gabriella Gershenson, James Beard Award–nominated food journalist and an editor of The 100 Most Jewish Foods and On the Hummus Route.
Register for the series here!
Monday, March 22
Fany Gerson: South of the Border Starters
Tuesday, March 23
Leah Koenig: Pesach Main Courses, Italiano
Wednesday, March 24
Adeena Sussman: Sababa Side Dishes
Thursday, March 25
Zoe Kanan: All About Desserts
All events in the series start at 11:00 AM EST