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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 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