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Carol Ungar

Carol Ungar is a writer and food historian who specializes in Jewish cuisine and culinary traditions. She has written extensively on the subject, exploring the cultural and historical significance of Jewish food across different regions and times. Carol's work often delves into the recipes, rituals, and stories that define Jewish culinary heritage, providing a deep understanding of how food helps to shape and preserve cultural identity.

In addition to her focus on food, Carol Ungar has contributed to various publications on topics related to Jewish history and lifestyle. Her writings often reflect a deep appreciation for the nuances of Jewish tradition and its impact on daily life. Through her articles and books, she aims to educate and inspire readers about the richness of Jewish culture and its contributions to global cuisine.

Carol Ungar's role as an author of 'Here I Am: The Story of Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis' highlights her versatility in addressing different aspects of Jewish life and history. In this book, she captures the life and teachings of Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, emphasizing the influential role that Rebbetzin Jungreis played in revitalizing Jewish identity and practice among contemporary Jews. Her work not only preserves the legacy of significant Jewish figures but also makes their stories accessible and relevant to a modern audience.

Books

Here I Am: The Story of Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis THE BOY WHO LOVED TORAH / UNGAR U / From My Zaidy's House