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1. Chicken soup
2. Kasha varnitchkas
3. Good cholent
4. Borsht
5. Potato kugel
6. Fruit compote
7. Blintzes
8. Kasha pierogen
9. Potato knish
10. Kasha knish
11. Pickles
12. Shmaltz herring
13. Homemade gefilte fish
14. Brisket
15. Fresh horseradish
16. Challah
17. Charoset
18. Latkes
19. Hamentashen
20. Babka
21. Bialy
22. Kreplach
23. Mandelbrot
24. Kasha
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25. Matzah balls
26. Bagels
27. Rugelach
28. Cheese cake
29. Dairy kugel
30. Lox
31. Smoked whitefish
32. Frozen loaf gefilte fish
33. Sugary “Kosher Palette” salads
34. Noodle kugel
35. Lekach
36. Sufganiyot
37. Matzah brei
38. Vegetable kugel
39. Kraintz cake
40. Sweet and sour cabbage soup
41. Stuffed cabbage
42. Teiglach
43. Schav
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44. Shmura matzah
45. Cholent made with hot dogs, ketchup, or bbq sauce
46. Potato salad, coleslaw, egg salad made with mayonnaise
47. Vegetable compote
48. Spinach knish
49. Sweetened horseradish
50. Pastrami
51. Tzimmes
52. The Rosh Hashanah fish head
53. Challah kugel
54. Coconut macaroons
55. Kichel
56. Soup Mandelach
57. Farfel
58. Kishke – vegetarian
59. Gribnetz
60. Deli roll
61. Kishke – real
62. Jarred gefilte fish
63. Chopped liver
64. Being forced to watch “Schindler’s List” again
65. Ptchaw
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