Theme Music: The Freilachmakers Klezmer String Band.Co-sponsored by the Association of Jewish Libraries.Produced by Feldman Children's Library at Congregation B'nai Israel.Parsnip latkes with cranberry sauce ("I skip the horseradish/dill sauce and make a cranberry sauce instead, no real recipe for that, just boiling down a bag of cranberries with sugar/citrus zest to taste").Sweet potato latkes with yogurt, green apples, cucumber raita - see page 23 of Lessons in Fusion.Matzah brei with avocado, mango, and condensed milk - see page 200-204 of Lessons in Fusion.Flourless chocolate cake ("We skip the orange caramel sauce and do whipped cream instead").
Brisket Caldereta - see page 240 of Lessons in Fusion. French onion babka ("I use the dough from this recipe but add a bunch of gruyere/Parmesan/fontina cheese to the filling, along with usually some leeks or garlic if I have them, and skip the poppy seed topping"). Support your local foodbank, Primrose's tikkun olam suggestion. Support Judaism Unbound and UnYeshiva, Aimee's tikkun olam suggestions. 
Support the Malala Fund, Amanda's tikkun olam suggestion. Visit Amanda Panitch's website and Instagram buy The Two Wrong Halves of Ruby Taylor. Visit Aimee Lucido's website and Twitter, buy Recipe for Disaster. Visit Primose Madayag Knazan's Instagram and food blog Peg on a Plate buy Lessons in Fusion. Join us for a virtual panel discussion about identity, a walk on the Jewish side. For this episode, I've called together three authors whose novels explore this topic: Primrose Madayag Knazan, author of the YA novel Lesson in Fusion, and middle grade authors Aimee Lucido, who wrote Recipe for Disaster, and Amanda Panitch, who wrote The Two Wrong Halves of Ruby Taylor. We are starting to see this reality acknowledged in middle grade and young adult fiction, with characters who are working to figure out what being Jewish means to them, or who are trying to better integrate the different parts of their heritage characters who don't feel like they are enough. 🕮 Jewish identity can be complicated, especially for people who come from a mixed background. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST | READ THE TRANSCRIPT | BUY KNAZAN / LUCIDO / PANITCH BOOKS
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