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Devout Jews choose to follow a set of dietary laws that are laid out in their scriptures. Use this guide to learn which foods are considered clean, or Kosher, and how to prepare them.
Observant Jews follow strict dietary laws dating back to biblical times. The word "kosher" means "clean" or "fit to eat." Providing kosher food for guests might seem Read More
The Jewish religion has specific rules and regulations for the safe consumption of food. Based upon the first five books of the Holy Bible, the Hebrews of Biblical times Read More
Many of us have grown up hearing about the Bible, the Old Testament and the stories of the Jewish people and their laws. We can go to the store and see products listed as Read More
The Jewish Torah states that Jewish people may eat any animal that chews its cud and has cloven hooves. Kosher beef is beef that is slaughtered and prepared in accordance Read More
Staying Kosher during Passover means ridding the house of any products of oats, spelt, rye, barley, or wheat. Keep Kosher during a traditional Passover with advice from Read More
There are requirements that are set by the Torah, the Jewish holy book, on which animals can or can't be eaten by Jews. It is the practice of keeping unclean or impure food Read More
The term Kosher represents cleanliness that is derived from biblical dietary laws found in the Old Testament. Kosher foods are considered to be clean foods that come from Read More
The body of Jewish law dealing with kosher foods and what can and cannot be eaten is kashrut. This comes from the Hebrew Kaf-Shin Reish, which means proper, fit or correct. Read More
A popular meal for Jewish families, brisket provides a solid main course, particularly for holidays: It can be obtained kosher, and it is economical and a huge time saver. Read More
The Passover meal of Jewish tradition celebrates the Hebrew escape from captivity in Egypt. Celebrate Passover in traditional fashion with tips in this free video on Jewish Read More
One of the joys of Passover is creating delicious foods with matzo. Passover pancakes, sometimes called “matzo brei,” can be made several ways. Here’s Read More
Every year in the spring, Jewish families around the world gather together to celebrate Passover---a festival commemorating the freeing of the Jews from their Egyptian Read More
The Passover Seder of Jewish tradition is a careful ceremony with appropriate dishes, food and songs. Conduct a proper Passover Seder with tips in this free video on Jewish Read More
How to make Israeli salad; learn more about making traditional Middle Eastern food in this free cooking video. Read More
The celebration of Hanukkah is about the miracle of the oil that should have provided light for only one night lasting for eight nights. To celebrate this miracle, oil is Read More
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