Kosher

Kosher Dill Pickles – Is a Kosher Pickle Kosher?

Kosher dill pickles are somewhat misleading. The term kosher describes a regimen of eating that is following by the Orthodox Jewish religion and other individuals interested in a healthy way of eating. As a rule it includes meat and fowl slaughtered in a specific manner that is as cruelty free as possible with some exceptions. The most famous exception is ...

Kosher Fish – Not All Fish are Kosher

Eating kosher is a way of eating followed by Orthodox Jews and one that is gaining notice as a healthy method of eating for non Jews. To be kosher everything eaten must be certified kosher and be only eaten with kosher items. There are some pretty strict rules regarding beef and fish and what makes them kosher or not. Beef ...

Kosher Desserts – The Perfect End to a Kosher Meal

Kosher is a system of eating with very strict rules governing most of the food groups. For instance, kosher meats must be prepared a certain way and are limited. Most vegetables and fruits are kosher but a careful inspection is still required. Some foods, such as pork and shellfish, are completely eliminated. One area with very few rules is kosher ...

Kosher Delivery – Possible no Matter Where You Live

Eating kosher is a way of life for many Jews and non Jews both in large cities and in the country. For many going to a kosher market or grocery store is part of everyday life and not a problem. But for those that don’t have easy access many stores and markets offer kosher delivery both locally and internationally. There ...

Kosher Cookies – A Special Dessert for a Kosher Meal

It’s Passover and you and your family have celebrated with a huge kosher meal. Everyone is too stuffed when they leave the table for a fancy dessert but they may have a sweet tooth that needs satisfying. One make-ahead dessert that everyone loves is cookies and if made carefully they can be an excellent addition to a kosher meal. Kosher ...

Kosher Chicken – What Makes a Chicken Kosher or Not?

While eating kosher is based in the Jewish faith many embrace it for the fundamentally healthy aspects of it. Kosher food is prepared in facilities that are constantly inspected. The preparation is carefully monitored and there are no contaminates permitted. Kosher chicken is an example of a meat that goes through a process that takes at least three times longer ...

Kosher Chocolate – Is Kosher Chocolate as Good as Non Kosher?

For many years people have joked that chocolate is its very own food group, and the best one at that! Eating chocolate is one of life’s enjoyments and living a kosher lifestyle does not mean that you have to give it up. In fact there is a wide variety of kosher chocolate available today and you may be surprised at ...

Kosher Cheese – Difficult to Make but Worth the Effort

Eating kosher is a way of eating that follows certain religious dictates determined by Orthodox Jewish Rabbis. The belief is that only food produced without cruelty and without contaminates be consumed. Part of the practice is making sure that all food certified kosher only be served with other kosher food. A cow is certified kosher when it is disease free ...

Kosher Candy – Do I Have to Give Up the Good Stuff?

Kosher food is fundamentally pure and cruelty free. It is also a very healthy, natural way to eat and that may seem to throw out candy as an option. But, surprisingly the variety of kosher candy is huge and includes many readily available commercial brands. There is also a large selection of pareve candy, meaning dairy free, which could be ...

Kosher Butcher – Ensuring the Beef is Kosher

Kosher is a term that basically means that food and wine are produced in a kosher way. The food must be certified and the production must be overseen by a rabbi to make sure all criteria are met. In the case of fruits and vegetables it’s not a problem. Everything that comes out of the earth such as fruits, vegetables ...

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