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Jewish deliNew York–Style Boiled Bagels (Jewish Deli)
Classic chewy, shiny boiled-and-baked bagels with a slightly sweet, malty crust — the kind you'd get at a Jewish deli. A satisfying weekend project that rewards patience with crisp crust and a dense, springy crumb.
1 hr 30 min·projectVegetarian
Jewish deliGriddled Reuben Sandwich
A classic Jewish‑deli hot sandwich: thinly sliced corned beef, tangy sauerkraut, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing on rye, griddled until the bread is crisp and the cheese melts.
25 min·easy
Jewish deliChopped Liver (Jewish Deli Style)
A classic Ashkenazi deli spread: rich, savory chicken liver purée cut with hard‑boiled egg and caramelized onion. Serve chilled with sliced cucumber or gluten‑free crackers.
1 hr 30 min·mediumGluten-freeDairy-free
Jewish deliOvernight Cholent (Jewish Deli One-Pot Stew)
A classic Jewish deli-style cholent: a slow-braised, whole-meal beef stew of barley, beans and potatoes that cooks low and long until everything is meltingly tender. Make it before Shabbat or any time you want a bowl that feeds a crowd and improves the next day.
10 hr 40 min·project
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Deli-Style Corned Beef Hash with Fried Eggs
A classic Jewish-deli brunch: crisped corned beef and potatoes tossed with sweet caramelized onion, topped with sunny-side eggs. Great for using leftover corned beef or brisket.
40 min·medium
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Deli-Style Lox Bagel with Cream Cheese, Capers & Dill
A classic Jewish deli open-faced bagel — toasted bagel, a generous smear of cream cheese, thinly sliced lox (smoked salmon), red onion, capers and fresh dill. Ready in under 35 minutes and perfect for a fast weeknight lunch or light dinner.
15 min·easyPescatarian