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Jewish Food Writing

Melissa Uchiyama

Writing Jewish means including food. Behind the Scenes on my podcast, Tokyo Shishi, plus more rich food writing from varied literature and text.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

What if We Wait with the Greatest Hope

I don’t know how to make these chocolate balls without devoting them to Guy and his beautiful family. I don’t know how not to think of Guy morning or night after knowing and hugging the father and brother of a person who has been ripped fro...

2 months ago
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What is Cooking is Love

If what’s on our stove or what’s happening in the kitchen is a symbol for what is percolating or cooking in each of us, then this kitchen is on fire—not in the dire sense, but boy, so much is happening.

3 months ago
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"...But This is a Happy Cake".

When Hoshen offered to make dessert, I had little idea that we would make the most INCREDIBLE, no-bake pie of my life. I also had no idea that in crushing up boxes of Oreos and mixing them with melted butter, we would create the foundation ...

3 months ago
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All that Goes into a Dish, Part 1

Recipe testing is not for sissies who give up…or is it?

3 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Melissa Uchiyama

    Author, Writing Mentor, Podcast Host, & Fan of All Things Delicious

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