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6
Easy
1 hr 10
Published 2000
I first tasted this offbeat kugel at the home of my friend Shirley Drevich in Miami. (Shirley learned it from her Polish-born cousin, Hannah Kuperstock.) I like to think of it as Jewish zucchini bread. The mint isn’t strictly traditional, but I love the way it electrifies the flavor of the zucchini. If you happen to grow zucchini in your garden, you’ll really appreciate this recipe as a way to use up extra vegetables.
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