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Lawyer-turned-baker Leah Haddad, whose roots are Yemenite, was once asked to create a tzimmes recipe for a cookbook. She looked up the word tzimmes in a dictionary and discovered that its first-known use occurred in 1892, perhaps originating from the German zuomuose, or “side dish.” Leah commented, “The dictionary also shows ‘grimace’ as the only word
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Lawyer-turned-baker Leah Haddad, whose roots are Yemenite, was once asked to create a tzimmes recipe for a cookbook. She looked up the word tzimmes in a dictionary and discovered that its first-known use occurred in 1892, perhaps originating from the German zuomuose, or “side dish.” Leah commented, “The dictionary also shows ‘grimace’ as the only word
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Lawyer-turned-baker Leah Haddad, whose roots are Yemenite, was once asked to create a tzimmes recipe for a cookbook. She looked up the word tzimmes in a dictionary and discovered that its first-known use occurred in 1892, perhaps originating from the German zuomuose, or “side dish.” Leah commented, “The dictionary also shows ‘grimace’ as the only word
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