Talk of the Table | When Is a Latke Not a Latke?
Melinda Strauss, a kosher food blogger based in New York, loves latkes. Her website features a latke page with more than 15 recipes, including green bean casserole latkes, BBQ chicken latkes and purple cabbage latke waffles. She even has a s’mores latke featuring graham crackers, marshmallows and chocolate that she serves as a dessert. Latke variations have become popular in recent years, with unexpected ingredients, cooking methods and serving suggestions lighting up Instagram and family Hanukkah tables. But at what point is a latke no longer a latke? How much can you alter a recipe before it’s something else entirely? “Everywhere...
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