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Festive Meals- for the Jewish Holidays, will
headline the "Flavors of Jewish Life," a
cooking program aimed to share tradi-
tional Jewish foods with those who may
never have had the pleasure of experi-
encing them first hand Sunday, March
16, 1-4 p.m. at Temple Beth El.
Several local chefs are scheduled to
teach classes during the three-hour pro-
gram: Matt Prentice, president and chief
executive officer of Unique Restaurant
Corp.; Annabel Cohen, Jewish News
food writer, cookbook author and for-
mer caterer; Joan Kekst, food writer and
cookbook author; Paul Wertz, owner of
Excellence Two catering; Eric Novak,
editor-founder of Jim Hiller's wine club
newsletter and a wine buyer for Hiller's
Markets. Jill Sklar is chairing the event.
Ticket price of $18 includes a cook-
book of all of the recipes presented.
Reservations can be made online:
www.thisisfederation.org or by calling
Kari Alterman, (248) 203-1470, or Lisa
Soble Siegmann, (248) 645-7860.
The program is sponsored by
Newcomers Affiliating Through
Outreach and Mentoring Initiative, a
local project of the Agency for Jewish
Education and Jewish Family Service. It
is co-sponsored by the Community
Outreach and Education department of
the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, the Jewish News and the sister-
hoods of Adat Shalom Synagogue,
Temple Beth El, Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, Temple Israel, Congregation Shir
Tikvah, Congregation Beth Shalom and
Congregation Beth Ahm.
B'nai B'rith Forum
Focus: Cuban Trip
B'nai B'rith Great Lakes Region
President John Rofel will host an open
regional meetina at Adat Shalom
Synagogue 7:30 b p.m. Thursday, March
6.
The program will spotlight local par-
ticipants who just returned from their
first humanitarian mission to Cuba, led
by Cuban Relief Chairman and
Regional Vice President Ken Bassey.
Stanley Cohen, B'nai B'rith
International Center for Public Policy's
vice president and founder of the
Cuban Humanitarian Missions, will
speak on the Cuban Jewish community
and B'nai B'rith's presence in Argentina.
Refreshments will be served.