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Nathan and his executive chef and business partner, Jordan Anderson, sling Jewish-influenced Mediterranean food in a model designed to keep locals well-fed even as the coronavirus pandemic seems likely to make traditional restaurant dining impossible for some time.

The show, which has been called an Arabic cross between Mr.

Rogers and Sesame Street, involved both Arab and Israeli actors and was broadcast in Arabic with Hebrew subtitles.

It was popular among both Arabs and Jews, and Nathan an outspoken critic of the current Israeli government says it is a time capsule from an era when Israelis and Palestinians were much more hopeful about peace than they are now.

Some of our recipes are also from Lebanon, from Palestine so the food itself symbolizes unity.

I wanted to have a name that kind of symbolizes the idea, Nathan told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.

Hes not the first in the U.S.

A kosher restaurant by the same name in Miami closed late last year.).

A New York Times article described some of its elaborate dishes: cured tuna is laid over black-quinoa tabbouleh, and quenelles of steak tartare, separated by tiny wobbles of eggplant pure.

Nathan explained that even in years before the coronavirus pandemic, many New York restaurants that seemed to be performing well on the outside were actually straining under a precarious labor-cost-to-revenue-ratio and rising urban rents.

Now COVID-19 has derailed all of them, shrinking their dining rooms to sidewalks for now, and forcing them to adapt their menus for the world of takeout and delivery.

Even patrons who sit at outdoor tables with drinks from the bar have to order Sami and Susu food on their phones to have it delivered from inside.

There is also plenty of longer distance ordering happening though, through services like Seamless, GrubHub and Caviar.

Half of Nathans family are Turkish Jews, and he developed the Sami and Susu culinary framework from books on Sephardic culinary history.

The result is a menu that includes bourekas, pita sandwiches, stuffed peppers, tabbouleh with corn, baba ganoush and harissa-spiced carrots but also cauliflower rubbed with pastrami seasoning, as well as a matzah ball soup that the pair refer to as a kind of Jewish ramen because of its rich broth and inclusion of yakisoba noodles.

He said he took his moms recipe and tried to intensify the flavors.

But the current reality has refined their takeout business model and influenced the menu every decision they make about what to include is based on whether it can survive at least 45 minutes of transit time.

If I serve this pita in a menu, I would add more of the sauce to it, whereas I now say OK, this is gonna be 45 minutes and this bread is gonna take a lot of the sauce in, so lets kick it down a little.

That includes Jewish and Middle Eastern comfort food, and preferably comfort food that can be taken to a socially distanced picnic, last in a fridge for days and taste good after being reheated in a microwave.

You cook this really beautiful food for strangers in a restaurant who are paying an exorbitant amount of money for it, and you know there definitely is some incentive to do it, you love it, and youre kind of told to want to do that.

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