Yoskowitz finds that Jewish chefs in Poland and the U.S. are exploring the origins and sustainability of food as well as adapting traditional recipes for the new era.

“These foods were part of Poland’s Jewish street-food culture, and they quickly gained popularity in the U.S., particularly in Jewish neighborhoods,” she says.

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Porowski’s belief that food can tell a person about who they are has inspired his new show, No Taste Like Home, which dives into the heritage of six celebrity guests.

The Busch Gardens Food and Wine Festival features more than 150 international flavors at 18 themed food and drink locations throughout the park, including the new China and Poland spots.