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RUTH ROVNER SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS
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n the kitchen, Annette Shapiro
miniature Israeli flags sit on the
stirs the chicken soup and counter. From the kitchen waft
checks the chopped liver, while the aromas of gefilte fish, brisket
Yocheved Cohen puts a fresh- of beef, stuffed cabbage, chopped
ly baked challah on a serving liver.
platter.
"We have Jewish and non-Jew-
It's mid-afternoon, so it's still ish patrons," says Yocheved Co-
relatively quiet in restaurant hen, a native of Haifa, who with
Maon. But soon, the room will be her husband Jacques manages
filled with the loyal patrons who the restaurant. 'They come here
come here to enjoy the friendly because they love the gefilte fish,
ambiance of this family-owned the cholent, all the Jewish dish-
restaurant in Munich.
es we cook.
They also come for the unusu-
"And it's real home cooking,"
al opportunity to savor traditional she emphasizes, describing how
Jewish cuisine in a city famous the cholent takes over 24 hours
for its beer and sausages-but not to prepare. And, she notes, the
for brisket of beef.
restaurant's name itself means
In the heart of Bavaria, lively "home."
Munich is famed for its beer gar-
She brings over a menu and
dens - it boasts the largest ones translates some of the items. Ap-
in the world - and hearty Bavar- petizers include gefilte fish,
ian cuisine. But right off the el- chopped liver with egg, and her-
egant boulevard known as ring. Then there's boiled noodle
Ludwigstrasse is Maon, an oasis beef soup and kreplach soup,
for enthusiasts for home-cooked stuffed cabbage, meat balls and
Jewish dishes.
more.
It's a bright, cheerful place
This haimishe restaurant of-
where the walls are adorned with fers not only the chance to enjoy
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