Baguettes and Beurre: French Aliyah’s Culinary Impact Tel Aviv Table Podcast
With French Jewish immigration to Israel on the rise, the Tel Aviv Table heads to Netanya to assess the impact of the new arrivals on local cuisine.
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La Brioche bakery's pastry chef Ruben Mouly. He moved to Israel four months ago but began baking at age 13. Photo via TLV1
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From the Paris pastry chef relieved to be finally serving kosher cakes alone, to the Israeli restaurateurs happy to fill their lunchtime tables with French retirees, we explore the extents – and the limits – of the French New Wave.
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