An evening with Jennifer Rinkoff discussing The Jewish Bakery: 100 Family Recipes from East London’s Oldest Jewish Bakery
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<p>Join us on Thursday 19 November at Finchley Church End
Library from 7pm-8.30pm, including a Q&A and booking signing session hosted
by Newham Bookshop for: <strong>An evening with Jennifer Rinkoff discussing The Jewish Bakery: 100 Family Recipes from East London’s Oldest Jewish Bakery</strong></p><p>Jennifer Rinkoff is a fourth-generation baker a family
business that has been serving East London since 1911. A mum to three boys, she
was raised in the bakery and surrounded by generations of family recipes,
Jennifer is passionate about preserving the traditions of Jewish baking while
sharing them with a new generation of home bakers. The Jewish Bakery is a
celebration of the recipes, stories and heritage that have been passed down
through her family for over a century.</p><p>From Rinkoffs, a family-run Jewish bakery in London’s East
End, comes The Jewish Bakery, an exciting selection of their
tried-and-tested recipes, all of which bring the joy of the bakery into your
kitchen.</p><p>Ranging from simple bakes to more involved recipes, you will
find traditional and celebratory Jewish bakes, with something for everyone. Try
your hand at much-loved specialties, including challah and beigels, as well as
more modern creations, like matcha babka and vegan chocolate banana bread.</p><p>The Jewish Bakery is a cookbook that passes on the
passion, experience and expertise of a family-run bakery that celebrates
recipes with roots.</p><p>A handsomely produced tribute to four generations of
familial hard work. Felicity Cloake - Award-winning food writer and author, The
Guardian Food Quarterly</p><p>Founded over a century ago, Rinkoff’s is a Jewish family
business that specialises in good people and better bakes. Fusing traditional
recipes from our homeland with contemporary ideas from our master bakers, our
Whitechapel coffee shops are community hubs that bring people together. With
three generations on the floor (and countless sibling and parent duos in our
team) we are devoted to creating inclusive spaces with people and pastries at
our core. </p><p>There will be bakes including, Rugelach to sample on the
night!</p><p>One ticket per person required.</p><p> </p><p> </p>
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