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Lauren Markoe says: "Brisket is a popular dish at Rosh Hashanah dinner, and this is what my mother, Karen Markoe, is going to be making for the holiday. Like her mother and grandmother before her, she does not work from a recipe. Her brisket recipe is all in her head, and she measures nothing. You just have to trust yourself." Karen Markoe's brisket is pictured here. Photo courtesy of Karen Markoe
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(RNS1-sept24) Lauren Markoe says: “Brisket is a popular dish at Rosh Hashanah dinner, and this is what my mother, Karen Markoe, is going to be making for the holiday. Like her mother and grandmother before her, she does not work from a recipe. Her brisket recipe is all in her head, and she measures nothing. You just have to trust yourself.” Karen Markoe’s brisket is pictured here. For use with RNS-HIGH-HOLIDAYS, transmitted on September 24, 2014, Photo courtey of Karen Markoe

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