Quote: sootyj @ January 20 2013, 12:38 PM GMTRoast gammon just seems odd, it doesn't really benefit from roasting unlike say pork
Hark at Egon Ronay
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Ever contemplated eating some evil pigs who would have been killed anyway?
There's these pigs who were done for murder.
How are you spending this Sunday?
Quote: lofthouse @ January 20 2013, 12:41 PM GMTBark at Egon Ronay
He's dead you bloody weirdo
a half price Papa Johns pizza, its actually pretty awesome
Weetabix, can't be bothered to cook too cold, suppose we could go out to eat but have to go out in the cold???
That's what takeaway is for!
Quote: sootyj @ January 20 2013, 4:52 PM GMTa half price Papa Johns pizza, its actually pretty awesome
Papa Johns give good pizza. And sides.
Tomorrow for lunch I have cheese and bacon roll and potato and leek soup. I'm looking foward to it.
Fish and hashbrowns again for dinner. Not really looking foward to that.
Quote: sootyj @ January 19 2013, 9:25 PM GMTTurbot is lovely, but terribly pricey.
Have you had to get used to kosher cooking yet?
It was lovely - we pan fried it and served it with a carrot and celeriac mash and a white wine sauce. Mmmmm
Yeah, we are living as kosher as possible.
Oh dear more kosher than me
Quote: L.E. @ January 21 2013, 11:11 AM GMTIt was lovely - we pan fried it and served it with a carrot and celeriac mash and a white wine sauce. Mmmmm
Yeah, we are living as kosher as possible.
Very ignorant question coming up.
Is Kosher when you don't mix meat and dairy products in the same meal?
NO CHEESEBURGERS???
Wellthat's a start. But basically the Torah is full of dietary guidelines, no shell fish, no pork, animals must be slaughtered in a certain way etc etc
It's a lot of work, but then no one ever said being Gods chosen people was easy.
(I havent even slightly kept kosher in over 20 years)
Would some people have 2 fridges in their kitchen, or would it be enough to keep the dairy and meat on different shelves?
My father liked the kosher wine...he wasn't a jew he only liked the drink. Is it really different from "normal" wine?
I'd imagine it is ordinary wine which gets blessed by a rabbi or something.
Yup there's a whole slew of regulations around wine production, that and most modern wine contains isinglass which is made from animal bits.
Quote: zooo @ January 21 2013, 12:20 PM GMTWould some people have 2 fridges in their kitchen, or would it be enough to keep the dairy and meat on different shelves?
Fridges yes, but if you can't afford it then there's alternative solutions.
It's all very expensive.
Quote: zooo @ January 21 2013, 12:15 PM GMTNO CHEESEBURGERS???
Vegie burger or vegan cheese.
The kosher alternatives are surprisingly good.