I can't say whether Israeli Premier Binyamin Netanyahu's visit to Prague last week was a diplomatic success, but at least he and his entourage dined well at a kosher banquet hosted by his Czech counterpart Petr Necas in the Golden Hall of the Lichtenstein Palace.
Below are some of the delicacies prepared by the King Solomon restaurant, followed by poached carp paté and butterfish with saffron risotto and basil sauce, all wrapped up with a vintage plum brandy from 1939.
