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Jewish restaurateur, Chinese food enthusiast Ed Schoenfeld dead at 72

Jewish restauranteur Ed Schoenfeld, who fell in love with Chinese food during his teenage years living in New York City, died on Friday at age 72.

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Ed Schoenfeld, Jewish restaurateur who helped promote Chinese food to New York palates in the 1970s and 80s, is dead at 72

Having grown up on Jewish staples like chicken soup and blintzes, Schoenfeld became an unlikely champion of Chinese cuisine.

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Ed Schoenfeld, Jewish restaurateur who helped promote Chinese food to New York palates in the 1970s and 80s, is dead at 72

Ed Schoenfeld, Jewish restaurateur who helped promote Chinese food to New York palates in the 1970s and 80s, is dead at 72
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