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Pickles and Condiments

Appears in
The Complete Guide to Traditional Jewish Cooking

By Marlena Spieler

Published 2016

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Energy 00kcal/00kJ; Protein 0g; Carbohydrate 0g, of which sugars 0g; Fat 0g, of which saturates 0g; Cholesterol 0mg; Calcium 0mg; Fibre 0g; Sodium 0mg.

Kosher dill pickles, resplendent with garlic and dill, are a deli treat taken to America from Eastern Europe. These are not the only one of their kind in the Jewish kitchen, however. There is a wide variety of pickles and condiments, from pink pickled turnips to the golden mixed vegetables of the Sephardic kitchen. Hot peppers, herbs and other aromatics make up a grand array of condiments too, from the green chutneys of Indian Jews to the spiced chilli sauces of Israel’s Yemenite and North African Jews.

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