It was too much a part of her life even though it was much harder to
keep kosher outside of a Jewish community.
Portrait of a Jewish chicken-farmer's wife in Connecticut
As her career-and family-grew, she was challenged to cook meals her family liked, that kids would eat, and how to
keep kosher. Recipes in this book cover total preparation time from ingredients to full served meals and focus on meals that can be done in just 20, 40 or 60 minutes.
Quick & Kosher Meals in Minutes
The suit against McDonald's, for instance, forced the company to more accurately describe its ingredients and give $10 million to nonprofit groups representing vegetarians, poorly nourished children, Hindus, Sikhs, and Jews who
keep kosher.
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"I do not
keep kosher," she admits apologetically, as if I might be disappointed, offended, or bound to judge her poorly.
What Makes a Jewish Home Jewish?
Among them, 43 out of 91 Jewish students, and 30 out of 71 professionals
keep kosher. Teas were a close runner-up.
Kosher coffee
The same line of thought applies to mixing milk and meat: Even though pets do not have to
keep kosher, their food must either be milchik or fleischik, because humans cannot derive any benefit from the mixing of both, according to Chabad.
Can My Dog Eat Chametz? A Guide to Feeding Pets on Passover
The ruling puts the organization at odds with other rabbis who discourage such visits and hold that any food in the home of those who do not
keep kosher must be assumed to be forbidden.
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Kosher is about honoring life, which is why many who
keep kosher become vegetarians.
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Passover-friendly food is the latest step in the kosher foods movement, driven both by Jews who
keep kosher and non-Jews who see the "kosher" label as a sign of higher standards of quality and purity.
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Obliged to eat Army rations, Jewish soldiers found it almost impossible to
keep kosher on a regular basis.
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A fervent supporter of the American Revolution, Lopez lamented the fact that Jews, struggling with provision shortages during the upheaval while attempting to
keep kosher, were "forced to subsist on chocolate and coffee."
The mostly sweet tale of Jews and chocolate
With a shelf life of up to 24 months, the product could appeal not only to those who wish to
keep kosher on the go, but also to anyone in search of a quick, complete meal.
Kosher convenience
And she did all the cooking herself, from scratch: amber chicken broth made from whole kosher chickens (she insisted that non-kosher chickens did not taste as good, even though we did not
keep kosher), kneidlach (spiked with vodka to make them fluffy), gefilte fish, brisket and chicken, elaborate vegetable dishes, and meringues with macerated berries for dessert.
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On the other hand, some have suggested a renewal of the nikkur (porging) practice, in which skilled Torah scholars can remove -- and teach others to remove -- the forbidden parts, thus rendering the rest of the hindquarters kosher and sellable to consumers who
keep kosher.
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And we're always looking for unique things that will
keep kosher customers coming to our site, whether it's a gift basket of one-of-a-kind items for Rosh Hashanah or wooden seder plates for the Passover holiday.
Opening the gates