Cholent

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Cholent is a traditional slow-cooked Jewish stew, typically made with meat, beans, barley, and potatoes, eaten on the Sabbath by Ashkenazi communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish dish
Sabbath food
stew
compliesWith Jewish Sabbath cooking restrictions
hasAlternativeName Chulent
Hamin NERFINISHED
hasCulturalOrigin Ashkenazi Jews NERFINISHED
Jewish cuisine
hasRegionalVariant Hungarian cholent
Lithuanian cholent
Polish cholent
Sephardi hamin NERFINISHED
hasReligiousFunction enables hot food on Shabbat without cooking
hasTypicalIngredient barley
beans
garlic
meat
onions
potatoes
water
isAssociatedWith Ashkenazi communities NERFINISHED
Central European Jews NERFINISHED
Eastern European Jews NERFINISHED
isCookedOverNight true
isDescribedAs hearty
slow-cooked stew
isEatenDuring winter
isKeptWarmOn blech
plata
isMainCourse true
isNotCookedOn Shabbat NERFINISHED
isPopularIn Europe NERFINISHED
Israel NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
isPreparedBefore Shabbat begins
isRelatedToLaw prohibition of cooking on Shabbat
isServedHot true
isServedWith bread
pickles
salads
isSlowCooked true
isTraditionallyEatenOn Saturday lunch
Shabbat NERFINISHED
mayContainIngredient barley groats
eggs in shell
goose fat
kishke
rice
sausage
wheat berries

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Ashkenazi Jews cuisineItem Cholent