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Cholent

Cholent or Schalet (Yiddish: טשאָלנט, romanized: tsholnt) is a traditional slow-simmering Sabbath stew in Jewish cuisine that was developed by Ashkenazi Jews first in France and later Germany, and is first mentioned in the 12th century. It is closely related to the French cassoulet and is believed to have been derived from hamin, a similar Sabbath stew…

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Alternative names
Schalet, Hamin
Created by
Ashkenazi Jews
Main ingredients
Whole grains, meat, beans, potatoes
Place of origin
France
Type
Sabbath stew
Variations
Hamin

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Cholent

Nodes96
Edges95
Triples430
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020833
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related to Bibliography · 337
Cholent → Aaron, Abe Lebewohl’s Legendary New, Abingdon, Abraham Joshua, Abraham Zifroni, Aharon, Aish, Alana, Alana Newhouse, Alanna, Alfred, Alpha Translation, Alphabet, America, American, Amnun, Amy Marie Fisher, An Easy Step-By-Step Guide, Ancient Sources, Annotated
related to Diasporic dispersal · 18
Cholent → As, Babylon, Central Asia, Europe, France, Iberia, Italian, Italy, Jerusalem, Jewish, John Cooper, Marks, Mediterranean, Middle East, North Africa, Persian, Sephardim, Yemen
related to history · 14
Cholent → Al-Andalus, Among, Christian Reconquista, Europe, France, French, French Ashkenazi Jewish, In, Islamic Spain, Jews, Moorish, Provence, Sephardic Sabbath, The
related to Central and Eastern European · 12
Cholent → European, Hungarian, Hungary, In Germany, Jewish, Magyars, Netherlands, Pannonia, Shabbat, Sólet, The Jewish, This
related to background · 11
Cholent → Ashkenazi, Friday, Jewish, Judea, Over, Sabbath, Sephardi, Shabbat, Slow, The, There
related to Communal cooking · 10
Cholent → Europe, Fridays, In, Jerusalem, Jewish, Morocco, Palestine, Saturday, Shabbat, The
related to Israel · 9
Cholent → Bnei Brak, Friday, Haredi, In, In Israel, Jerusalem, Sephardim, Soon, Tel Aviv
related to Etymology · 7
Cholent → Another, French, Jewish, Latin, Max Weinreich, Old French, One
related to North and South America · 6
Cholent → American Jews, Friday, New Orleans-style Cajun, Puerto Rican, The Kosher Cajun Cookbook, To
Alternative names · 1
Cholent → Schalet, Hamin

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jewish new jews hamin shabbat york cooking stew beans food century ashkenazi ny sabbath barley europe france israel stews dish

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CholentAlternative namesSchalet, Hamin1.00infobox
CholentCreated byAshkenazi Jews1.00infobox
CholentMain ingredientsWhole grains, meat, beans, potatoes1.00infobox
CholentPlace of originFrance1.00infobox
CholentTypeSabbath stew1.00infobox
CholentVariationsHamin1.00infobox
Cholentrelated to backgroundShabbat0.60section
Cholentrelated to backgroundJewish0.60section
Cholentrelated to backgroundSabbath0.60section
Cholentrelated to backgroundThe0.60section
Cholentrelated to backgroundFriday0.60section
Cholentrelated to backgroundJudea0.60section

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