
Kay Prince Hollenberg
Kaye Prince-Hollenberg is a Hamilton, Ontario-based professional genealogist, librarian at Hamilton Public Library, and food historian behind the Northern Noshes Canadian Jewish community cookbook project.
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Sep 25, 2026
Jewish Community Cookbooks and the Women Who Wrote Them, with Kaye Prince-Hollenberg
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Jonathan SlaterHOST
So this newspaper, The Review, what can we glean from the things that were being published? Was this pre-war or post-war?
9:39
Um, it was publishing for, um, I'm not gonna remember the exact date off the top of my head, but a few decades before the war, and it ran until nineteen sixty-six when it merged with, um, the Canadian Jewish Chronicle.
9:53
So we've got this sort of, you know, post-war women who are often in the, in the earlier ones that I'm looking at, they're often immigrants.
10:10
Um, some of the recipes may be traditional or some of them may be these recipes where they're integrating, um, you know, Canadian ingredients or the things that they're seeing them around them into their recipes.
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