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Hadassah Magazine Octover 2017 Vol. 2
Nursing Zionism From 1913 to 1915, Rae Landy lived in Jerusalem among the bustle, the poverty, the burgeoning Zionism and the outbreak of World War I. Winds Over Jerusalem, a new book by Cleveland-born author Debbi Perkul, examines the career of one of the pioneering Hadassah nurses. In her introduction, Perkul—great-great niece to Landy—describes the book as "a memorial to a great woman who never had children, who has no direct descendants to remember her, to say Kaddish for her, to mourn her or to celebrate her life."
Smitten Kitchen's Deb Perelman CULTURE + TRAVEL Smitten Kitchen's Deb PerelmanThe famous Jewish food blogger's recipes in the new cookbook Smitten Kitchen Every Day: Triumphant & Unfussy New Favorites—for instance her Chocolate Pecan Slab Pie—are a lesson in balancing decadence and mindfulness. Perelman sprinkles her sometimes hilarious text with relatable anecdotes of her husband and two young children.
Music Man CULTURE + TRAVEL Music ManA Q&A with acclaimed composer and lyricist Benj Pasek, who this year won an Academy Award for La La Land and Tony Awards for Dear Evan Hansen. Next up—The Greatest Showman, a musical with Hugh Jackman, about the life of P.T. Barnum.
'Little Book of Jewish Appetizers' CULTURE + TRAVEL Yotam Ottolenghi's 'Sweet'The Israeli-born, London-based chef is best known for his savory cooking, but he began his career as a pastry chef. His first dessert cookbook, Sweet, is a fusion of Middle Eastern flavors and British baking classics. Try his Middle Eastern Millionaire's Shortbread, infused with tahini.
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