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restaurants and cafes. They are also
baked in
dedicated boureka bakeries specializing in
baking bourekas.
Bourekas are
often made out of puff
pastry filled with...
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Bourekas films (Hebrew: סרטי בורקס) (named
after bourekas) were a
genre of Israeli-made
comic melodrama films po****r in
Israel in the 1960s and 1970s...
- it can be
served hot or cold. It is a
custom of
Sephardic Jews to have
bourekas for
their Shabbat breakfast meal on Sa****ay mornings. It is
commonly served...
- the
title character is
shown giving one of his
coworkers a
bourekas.[citation needed]
Bourekas films are
further characterized by
accent imitations (particularly...
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Shabbat breakfast (dezayuno) in
Sephardic Jewish communities alongside bourekas and
other filled pastries, and
accompanied by
haminados (braised eggs)...
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restricted the sale of
knishes from food carts. Food
portal Judaism portal Bourekas –
Filled pastry in
Sephardic Jewish cuisine Croquette –
Small breaded,...
- P****over.
Shkedei marak—small
yellow squares made from
flour and palm oil.
Bourekas—phyllo or puff
pastry filled with vegetables, cheese, meat, ****es, herbs...
- of
grated tomatoes that is
traditionally served with malawach, jachnun,
bourekas, kubaneh, and
other dishes. It is
frequently paired with zhug, and is also...
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where Sephardic Jews
resettled after the expulsion.
Notable dishes include bourekas (savory pastries), eggplant-based dishes,
medias (halved
vegetables filled...
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cuisine Jewish cuisine American Jewish cuisine Croissant Kifli Hamantash Bourekas Ma'amoul
Kolach Krantz cake "Rugelach". Food. 10
November 2011. Retrieved...
