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  • 1 week ago | thejewishtable.substack.com | Leah Koenig

    Hey there! This week’s recipe is just for paid subscribers to The Jewish Table. If you’ve found your way here but are not yet subscribed for the paid weekly newsletter, you can do that here or below. You will never miss a recipe or a story, and I’ll be eternally grateful for your support. You wouldn’t believe looking out the window today at yet another cool, gray, drizzly New York morning, but today is the last day of school.

  • 2 weeks ago | thejewishtable.substack.com | Leah Koenig

    Hey there! This week’s recipe is just for paid subscribers to The Jewish Table. Paid subscribers also have access to the entire recipe archive for dishes like this Summery Veggie Melt and Coconut Chicken Curry, plus stories from around the Jewish world. You can upgrade to paid here or below. Your support means the world to me—thank you!When the world shatters my heart, as it has done so often lately, where do I turn? To community. To music. To the ancestors.

  • 3 weeks ago | thejewishtable.substack.com | Leah Koenig

    This week’s newsletter and recipe are going out to everyone, but *most* of my newsletters are just for paid subscribers. Paid subscribers get weekly recipes—like Grilled Goddess Chicken and Romanian Summer Stew—and stories from around the Jewish world. You also support my work, which makes all the difference to me as a full-time freelance food writer and cookbook author. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading to paid, you can do that here or below.

  • 1 month ago | thejewishtable.substack.com | Leah Koenig

    Hey there! This week’s recipe is just for paid subscribers to The Jewish Table. If you’ve found your way here but are not yet subscribed for the paid weekly newsletter, you can do that below. You will never miss a recipe or a story, and I’ll be eternally grateful for your support.

  • 1 month ago | thejewishtable.substack.com | Leah Koenig

    Paid subscribers to The Jewish Table get weekly recipes like Grilled Goddess Chicken and Spanakopita Beans, plus stories from around the Jewish world and a chance to interact with other readers. You also support my work, which makes all the difference to me as a full-time freelance food writer and cookbook author. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading to paid, you can do that here or below. Thank you! xoMy mom made (and continues to make) a mean barbecued chicken dinner.

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