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January 04, 2007 - Image 60

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2007-01-04

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places,

writes Eve Aronot who studied comparative literature at Brandeis

University near Boston. "I think by reading books set in those distant cultures, I felt absorbed into at la transported to those places. I especially loved

reading about foods from warm and exotic cultures and those are the influences that have come together to define my style — West African, North

African, Cuban. Vietnamese, I love the combination of sweet, spicy and savory ingredients coming together with lots of textures and cc-mtrasts.

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