Lauren Sarabia, Jewish Food Traditions and Kosher Food Law
Series Title
Food For Thought
Contributor
Jennifer Bell, Host
Lauren Sarabia, Interviewee
Jessica Eden, Engineer
Episode Description
My first confusions (and there are many) about kosher food law came from my Jewish aunt — overhearing talk about volunteering at the Jewish Community Center and keeping the dairy and meat flat wear separate. Huh?! That part of my family lives far away, and her family doesn’t keep kosher (they refer to ham as “rare roast beef”) but I have often wished they lived closer so I could ask my many food questions — luckily Lauren Sarabia from Temple Beth El stepped in for an interview — we talked about some of my favorite Jewish foods, many of which originated in Eastern Europe — but also about how Jews have traveled throughout the world changing our idea of what “traditional” Jewish food is.
Broadcast Date
2015
Genre/Subject
Food Traditions
Publisher
KHSU
Filename
FFT_Lauren_Sarabia_kosher_food.mp3
Language
English
Digital Format
Audio/MP3
File Size
21.4 MB
Duration
00:09:20
Generation
Copy
Collection
KHSU
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Recommended Citation
"Lauren Sarabia, Jewish Food Traditions and Kosher Food Law" (2015). Food for Thought. 123.
https://digitalcommons.humboldt.edu/foodforthought/123