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container for up to 2 days. Re-
heat in a small saucepan over
low heat.

EMERIL'S HERB
VINAIGRETTE

Makes about 1 cup

/4 cup tarragon, basil or
assorted herb vinegar
2 tablespoons minced
shallots
1 tablespoon minced garlic
1 /4 cup assorted chopped
fresh herbs (combine
basil, tarragon, cilantro,
parsley, oregano, or
whatever herbs you
prefer)
1 teaspoon salt
15 turns freshly ground
black pepper
1/4 cup olive oil
Combine the vinegar, shal-
lots, garlic, herbs, salt and pep-
per in a bowl. Slowly whisk in
the oil and continue whisking
until thoroughly emulsified.
Store, refrigerated, in an air-
tight container for 3 days.
Whisk before serving. ❑

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Tel Aviv (JTA) — An Israeli
soldier has been given a
secular burial in the
military section of a
cemetery, marking the first
time a military burial ser-
vice has been performed
without the presence of a
representative of the rab-
binate.
After Oded Rabinovitz, 21,
died in a traffic accident, his
parents told the military au-
thorities that their son had
previously expressed the
wish to be buried in a purely
secular fashion.
The chief chaplain for the
Israel Defense Force, Maj.
Gen. Gad Navon, later said
he saw no reason to
disregard the request. His
ruling was upheld by the ad-
jutant-general at General
Headquarters and by the
military's legal adviser.
After the funeral, which
took place at Tel Aviv's
Kiryat Shaul Cemetery,
Navon said that if the family
of a dead soldier expressed
the wish for a purely secular
funeral, without the
presence of rabbis, "we will
not force ourselves on
them."
But former Chief Rabbi
Shlomo Goren, who was
previously the chief IDF
chaplain, expressed his
displeasure with the deci-
sion. ❑