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pickles
2nd Avenue Deli is movin’ on up, to the East Side
New York\’s Second Avenue Deli now has two locations — neither of which is on Second Avenue. JTA has video of the new branch\’s opening, featuring a cameo by television and Yiddish stage star Fyvush Finkel.
Easy smorgasbord to break the Yom Kippur fast
Recipes for Yom Kippur.
The Meatiest Offer in Town
The tables were filled and the clock turned back at Canter\’s on Monday, as the landmark Fairfax deli lowered the price of a corned beef sandwich to 75 cents in honor of the restaurant\’s 75th anniversary.
Sweet Break From Sour Reality
\”Pickles, Inc.\” is an unpretentious PBS documentary about eight Arab widows from a village in northern Israel, who break all kinds of traditions by starting a tiny factory producing homemade pickles.\n\nAs modest as it seems, \”Pickles,\” which airs Tuesday, Aug. 30 at 9 p.m. on KCET, can be viewed on surprisingly varied levels: as part of the recent trend by Israeli filmmakers to explore sympathetically the daily lives of their Arab countrymen; as the struggle of Arab women to stir against generations of submission by testing the boundaries of their independence; as a portrayal of the joys and pitfalls facing novices trying to start their own small business.\n\nFinally — and this matters, too — the film provides a bit of lighthearted news from a land of generally shrieking and frequently depressing, doom-saying headlines.