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Hosts Mike Burstyn and Perla Karney enjoy an authentic Iraqi meal prepared by entertainer Nicholas Nissim, featuring homemade hummus, Israeli salads and traditional family recipes passed down through generations.

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Iraqi Feast

Actor Mike Burstyn and Perla Karney meet at Factor's Deli in Los Angeles to enjoy many classic deli dishes, including chopped liver, matzah ball soup, nova lox, bagels, pastrami and corned beef sandwiches, brisket and more.

Factor's Deli, Los Angeles

Perla Karney, a former Holocaust Museum LA Board Member, and Israeli-American actor Mike Burstyn eat traditional Jewish meals at the Restaurant Pasternak in Berlin, Germany, while speaking in Yiddish and discussing family histories.

Pasternak Restaurant, Berlin

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Actor Mike Burstyn and Perla Karney meet at Pasternak Restaurant in Berlin to kibbitz in Yiddish and enjoy many classic Jewish Russian dishes, including pulke or roasted stuffed chicken thigh, veal roulade, borscht, beef stroganoff, blinis, and more.