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Tsiporah Avitsur's collection of traditional folk remedies started at 114 pages in 1988 and grew to 326 by 2003, which suggests it struck a chord with readers who recognized their own grandmothers' cures between the covers. It's not a cookbook in the strict sense, but it belongs in any collection concerned with how food and healing were inseparable in traditional Jewish domestic life.
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