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Often referred to as "the godmother of Jewish cooking," award-winning author and food writer Joan Nathan recently released her 12th cookbook , "My Life in Recipes: Food, Family, and Memories" (Knopf). She brings her family’s history to life by recreating the recipes of her ancestors, she told Fox News Digital in an interview. She's also been inspired to create other dishes through her travels.
Each dish that Nathan prepares is tied to a memory or an adventure, she said. ‘MY MOTHER’S CHEESECAKE' RECIPE IS THE ULTIMATE NOSTALGIC DESSERT: ‘DELICIOUS BITE' For instance, she includes a recipe for Albert Einstein’s favorite dessert, strawberries mixed with whipped cream. Why? Because Nathan's father and Einstein met on a sleeper train from New York to Atlanta — and Nathan has the letter correspondences from 1947 to prove it.
Included in "My Life in Recipes" by Joan Nathan is a recipe called "Albert Einstein's Strawberries Mixed with Whipped Cream." (Gabriela Herman) Her book also details her friendships with dignitaries, journalists and famous chefs, such as Julia Child — whom she told Fox News Digital was hardworking, fun and "somebody who you could learn a lot about life from." ‘Footsteps of my family's history' Nathan traveled to Israel, Germany, Slovakia and Poland to "find the footsteps of my family’s history," she writes in the book.
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