Sentences with phrase «does kosher»

So how does a kosher diet fare as one that is ecofriendly?

I have celtic and real salt... does kosher really need to be used?

Warda, my apologies for not thinking about your situation — my head was trying to work through the animal product / animal product concepts, and Halal didn't even enter my mind (neither did kosher, to be honest — is that an infraction of the meat / milk rule?)

I love the idea of authentic Japanese food — if only they did it kosher.

Not exact matches

For example, makers of pre-packaged salads must be exceptionally careful to ensure their products do not contain any errant insects, which are not considered kosher.

As an aside, «clean meat» does turn up some Google hits that do not relate to meat grown through cellular agriculture, but they're all for Biblically clean meats, and they are all very small websites; the common way of discussing Biblically clean (or more typically «unclean») meat is to refer to pure vs. impure or kosher / halal and not kosher / halal.

For those Jews who do keep kosher — about 21 percent of the 5.3 million American Jews overall, according to the most recent National Jewish Population Survey — hard times mean particularly scant options for feeding a family, which, among the most religious Jews, tend to be large.

And please don't use Leviticus to support your argument unless you also keep Kosher, don't wear cotton polyester blends or each any veggies or grains that have been grown next other grains or veggies - all rules God sets out in Lev.

If I for instance, decide to eat Kosher, I am no better if I do or don't.

Oh, I'm also Jewish (and a woman) and we don't all keep kosher, wear tefilin, or not drive on Saturday.

i don't think you need to apply the terms «kosher» to social interaction.

You're obviously not an ultra-orthodox Jew so why should anyone care what you think needs to be labeled kosher or not seeing as you don't know the first thing about kashruth.

Hmmm, I didn't know that there were halal KFC's in Brooklyn, I wonder if they are also Kosher as well.

East Tennessee doesn't have a large Jewish population, so for the first few months of my year of biblical womanhood, I searched high and low for a Jewish source to answer my questions about Jewish holidays, kosher eating, mixed fibers, head coverings, and niddah.

We don't know if the trailer, which is made by Jewish filmmakers, is completely kosher, but we guess there's enough time for the rabbis to sort it out in time for the next Thanksgivukkah.

Both his parents were of Jewish descent, but by all accounts, were not orthodox (i.e. didn't keep kosher, etc) and I think this partially framed his thought processes.

A class - action lawsuit filed recently alleges that Hebrew National's iconic hot dogs and other meats do not comport with the brand's claim to be kosher «as defined by the most stringent Jews who follow Orthodox Jewish law.»

To assert their credentials as Jews, mid-century Americans filled synagogues, but they did so only because they wanted to be seen as firm in their belief, not because they wanted to keep kosher.

Then all Christians that don't follow Kosher law are just as bad, or probably even worse then gays, because they are breaking a lot more laws.

the idea that somehow God wanted His Son, or any other person to be born in a stable, does not sound kosher to me.

There is a reason Christians don't eat kosher.

Not only do I believe you haven't a clue how to cook, you probably would cook out of dirty dishes, dirty oven and haven't the common sense how to kosher your meat.

For the record; and I do realize this has nothing to do w / the article, I LOVE my Jewish food; and I have even been told by a male friend of mine who attended yeshiva and was raised in a kosher home, that I am more Jewish than his sister (I don't think it was said in a complimentary way; but I found it funny!).

As the type of Judaism you are exploring keeps on getting mentioned on a public thread, here, one might ask you a question: do you strive to keep the Ten Commandments, or a general moral law, or all the other rules about Kosher food and holidays and Sabbath keeping?

I've heard Jewish friends talk about how there used to be many more women in the community who just knew how to keep a kosher home and didn't have to go to a book to figure it out.

He contends that laws about keeping kosher, for example, do not apply to Christians, while commandments about homosexuality do.

When the law - abiding, kosher - eating, Roman - hating Peter encountered a Roman centurion who feared God and gave to the poor, Peter — to his own astonishment — says, «I now realize how true it is that God does not show favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right.»

I'm Jewish and I don't keep Kosher.

Yet you say you «don't really want to keep kosher.»

You write «In truth, I do not keep kosher and I don't really want to.»

«Here are 10 well - known companies that don't make religious products — we're not talking kosher foods manufacturer Manischewitz here — but that nonetheless take their religious sides seriously.»

Hebews don't have kosher.

Are you kidding me???? A. Buying Kosher Certified Food is a choice that you make!!!! So don't buy it & save $ $ $ $.

Though it may not appear that this is what you are doing, it is what you are doing when you keep Kosher, the commandments, and practice all the ins and outs of your faith.

The dietary laws are are only one manifestation of Jewish life, though yes, they do get lots of attention because they actually affect everything eaten, even if already kosher.

they don't keep kosher / halal, leave extra di.ck skin alone, no clothing law etc..

Keeping Kosher is almost nothing to do with religious faith.

People who do not really want to keep kosher do not write articles about their inner conflict with not keeping kosher.

In truth, I do not keep kosher and I don't really want to.

Does she still is a child or is she an adult who can depend on herself to decide what to do and evade excuses to explain her child why they are not kosher?

I didn't know seals were Kosher!

Here are 10 well - known companies that don't make religious products - we're not talking kosher foods manufacturer Manischewitz here - but that nonetheless take their religious sides seriously (listed in no particular order).

I will say, my wife did learn to cook Kosher / Halal food - and it wasn't bad!

Why does EVERY food company have to pay JEWISH rabbis a kosher tax in order to sell their products?

If you don't have access to sea water, replicate the 3.5 % salinity by adding four ounces of kosher salt (about 1/3 cup) to one gallon of filtered or bottled water.

Since I only have eyes for kosher, homemade and natural, I find Purim Baskets an unbeatable chance to send a select few some fabulous homemade, fun and useful goodies (did you say fun and useful?

In terms of seasoning, I like to keep things simple with a generous sprinkling of kosher salt and coarsely - cracked peppercorns (don't be shy here!)

Also, animal gelatin is a problem for those who keep kosher and who do not mix meat and milk in the same recipe.

I didn't have salted butter, but I read somewhere that it's like 3/4 tsp / stick, so I just added 3 healthy pinches of kosher salt to my melted butter - just right.

Place the chopped chocolate, kosher salt, and corn syrup in a bowl and heat gently until 1/3 of the chocolate is melted — do this in short bursts in a microwave or over a double boiler.