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Medium
30 min
Published 2000
It’s a scene that’s as old as Judaism itself: beef or lamb flavored with cumin and garlic, cooked on a spit or skewer over a campfire. Grilling wasn’t really part of my Ashkenazic heritage, but in North Africa and the Middle East, it’s one of the preferred ways to cook and socialize. Variations on a theme of kebab can be found in Jewish communities from Casablanca to Cochin.
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