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What's Cooking on 1060: Kosher, Sausage, and Beer

By Hadas Kuznits

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Mike Solomonov from Citron and Rose is the chef who brought us Israeli food in Old City. Now, he brings us Kosher food in Merion.

"We've got this concept, Citron and Rose," Solomonov says, "which is sort of the opposite of Zahav in the sense that it's kosher and also European."

Hear the full "Citron and Rose" interview in this CBS Philly podcast (runs 5:51)...

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Over at the Reading Terminal Market, chef Jeremy Nolan of Brauhaus Schmitz opens Wursthaus Schmitz. Brauhaus focuses on the beer, Wursthaus focuses on sausages.

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Jeremy Nolan, chef/co-owner of Wursthaus Schmitz at the Reading Terminal Market. (credit: Hadas Kuznits)

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"It's mostly like a delicatessen with German prepared foods, German sausages, German cold cuts, a lot of imported items," Schmitz says. "We also have very soon hot food. We'll have hot sausage sandwiches and stuff."

Hear the full "Wursthaus Schmitz" interview in this CBS Philly podcast (runs 3:03)...

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Speaking of beer, Don Russell, from Philly Beer Week invites you to the Bathtub Beer Fest at the National Constitution Center on Thursday, November 15th. 

"It's a good excuse to drink beer," says Russell, "and there will be bathtubs present!"

Kuznits: "Bathtubs full of beer?"

"Yes! Absolutely," Russell says. "It's a tribute to the whole idea of bathtub booze that was brewed back during the Prohibition Era."

Hear the full "Bathtub Beer Fest" interview in this CBS Philly podcast (runs 5:09)...

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And for this week, that's "What's Cooking on 1060!"

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