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*[[Molly Yeh]]
 
*[[Molly Yeh]]
  
|group5 = Ashkenazi breads
+
|group5 = Religious foods
 
|list5 =
 
|list5 =
 +
* [[Apples and honey]]
 +
* [[Brisket (dish)|Brisket]]
 +
* [[Challah]]
 +
* [[Charoset]]
 +
* [[Dabo kolo]]
 +
* [[Etrog]]
 +
* [[Hanukkah gelt]]
 +
* [[Maror]]
 +
* [[Matzo]]
 +
* [[Mishloach manot]]
 +
* [[Mouna]]
 +
* [[Pain petri]]
 +
* [[Pekalach]]
 +
* [[Pesaha appam]]
 +
* [[Showbread]]
 +
* [[Teiglach]]
 +
* [[Zeroa]]
 +
 +
|group6 = Ashkenazi breads
 +
|list6 =
 
* [[Babka]]
 
* [[Babka]]
 
* [[Challah]]
 
* [[Challah]]
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* [[Jewish rye bread|Rye Bread]]
 
* [[Jewish rye bread|Rye Bread]]
  
|group6 = Sephardi and Mizrahi breads
+
|group7 = Sephardi and Mizrahi breads
|list6 =
+
|list7 =
 
* [[Bolo (bread)|Bolo]]
 
* [[Bolo (bread)|Bolo]]
 
* [[Challah]]
 
* [[Challah]]
* [[Israeli pita]]
+
* [[Jachnun]]
 +
* [[Kubaneh]]
 +
* [[Lachooh]]
 
* [[Laffa]]
 
* [[Laffa]]
 +
* [[Lahmacun]]
 +
* [[Lavash]]
 +
* [[Malawach]]
 
* [[Manakish]]
 
* [[Manakish]]
 +
* [[Markook shrek]]
 
* [[Mouna]]
 
* [[Mouna]]
 
* [[Pain petri]]
 
* [[Pain petri]]
 
* [[Pita]]
 
* [[Pita]]
 
* [[Taboon bread]]
 
* [[Taboon bread]]
* [[Tandyr nan]]
 
 
* [[Challah|Water challah]]
 
* [[Challah|Water challah]]
 
|group7 = Yemenite Jewish breads
 
|list7 =
 
* [[Jachnun]]
 
* [[Kubaneh]]
 
* [[Lachooh]]
 
* [[Malawach]]
 
  
 
|group8 = Ethiopian Jewish breads
 
|group8 = Ethiopian Jewish breads
 
|list8 =
 
|list8 =
 
* [[Injera]]
 
* [[Injera]]
 
|group9 = Religious foods
 
|list9 =
 
* [[Apples and honey]]
 
* [[Brisket (dish)|Brisket]]
 
* [[Challah]]
 
* [[Charoset]]
 
* [[Dabo kolo]]
 
* [[Etrog]]
 
* [[Hanukkah gelt]]
 
* [[Maror]]
 
* [[Matzo]]
 
* [[Mishloach manot]]
 
* [[Mouna]]
 
* [[Pain petri]]
 
* [[Pekalach]]
 
* [[Showbread]]
 
* [[Teiglach]]
 
* [[Zeroa]]
 
  
 
|group10 = Bagels and similar breads
 
|group10 = Bagels and similar breads
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* [[Blintz]]
 
* [[Blintz]]
 
* [[Chremslach]]
 
* [[Chremslach]]
* [[Injera]]
 
 
* [[Keftes]]
 
* [[Keftes]]
 
* [[Keftes de prasa]]
 
* [[Keftes de prasa]]
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* [[Mofletta]]
 
* [[Mofletta]]
 
* [[Noodle latkes]]
 
* [[Noodle latkes]]
 
|group12 = Flatbreads
 
|list12 =
 
* [[Israeli pita]]
 
* [[Khubz]]
 
* [[Lachooh]]
 
* [[Laffa]]
 
* [[Lahmacun]]
 
* [[Lavash]]
 
* [[Malawach]]
 
* [[Manakish]]
 
* [[Markook shrek]]
 
* [[Matzo]]
 
* [[Pesaha appam]]
 
* [[Pita]]
 
* [[Pletzel]]
 
* [[Taboon bread]]
 
* [[Tandyr nan]]
 
  
 
|group13 = Cakes and other desserts
 
|group13 = Cakes and other desserts

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Usage

{{Jewish cuisine}}

Initial visibility: currently defaults to collapsed

To set this template's initial visibility, the |state= parameter may be used:

  • |state=collapsed: {{Jewish cuisine|state=collapsed}} to show the template collapsed, i.e., hidden apart from its title bar
  • |state=expanded: {{Jewish cuisine|state=expanded}} to show the template expanded, i.e., fully visible
  • |state=autocollapse: {{Jewish cuisine|state=autocollapse}}
    • shows the template collapsed to the title bar if there is a {{navbar}}, a {{sidebar}}, or some other table on the page with the collapsible attribute
    • shows the template in its expanded state if there are no other collapsible items on the page

If the |state= parameter in the template on this page is not set, the template's initial visibility is taken from the |default= parameter in the Collapsible option template. For the template on this page, that currently evaluates to collapsed.

Place the template at the end of the article, before any stub templates. If there are existing templates in the article, place this one after the older templates.

See also

Related bread navigational templates
Varieties
Bread types by nation