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Rugelach
12 days ago
by gordon
Presentation is everything, until you eat them One Rugelah, many rugelach. The suffix lach (pronounced with a guttural h at the end) indicates a Yiddish plural. In the case of these small cream cheese filled cookies, one is never enough. Also a note of clarification for all the people who have falle ...
Jewish Food in the Hands ... - jewishfood.wordpress.com · Rank: 197,056 · 1 reference
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Twilight: Kosher Vampires?
29 days ago
by OJ
Jewish Screenwriter Pens ‘Kosher’ Vampires for ‘Twilight’ Vampires aren’t very Jewish,” Rosenberg says. “The most basic thing about them is that they are born out of Christian mythology.” Nevertheless, she is quick to point out that Meyer, a devout Mormon, has created her own vampire mythology, devo ...
Original Jewish - originaljewish.com · Rank: 198,153 · 2 references
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Why is This Night Different from All Other Nights?
29 days ago
by Jamie
10 ways Thanksgiving dinner might be a little different in a kosher home: No planning 3 months or even 1 month ahead of time. Compared to 8 days of Passover, Turkey Day’s a snap! People “wash” for the meal. Have to figure out creamy mashed potatoes, creamed spinach and pie and ice cream without any ...
Kosher.com Blog - blog.kosher.com · 1 reference
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Kashrut
29 days ago
by theembodiedtorah
How is Torah more embodied than the Torah we put in our bodies? The food we consume, or don’t consume, because we look to Torah for direction. The following article by Jay Michaelson from the Forward makes a case for the new Magen Tzedek certification symbol, indicating that the food has been prepar ...
The Embodied Torah - theembodiedtorah.wordpress.com
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