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	Kashrut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For example, kosher restaurants must display a poster (provided by the Kosher Food Enforcement Bureau) on which they display the name of their rabbinic certifier, how often he inspects the place, whether or not he requires all ingredients to be kosher-supervised, and so on.
		Likewise, a "kosher pickle" is a particular style of pickle that originated in Eastern European kosher delicatessens with a distinctive flavor.
		The practice of kosher slaughter emphasizes the sharpness of the knife and the accuracy and precision of the skill of the shochet, in order to slit the jugular of the animal with an absolute minimum of pain and suffering.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kosher (4010 words)

	Learn more about Cuisine in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A cuisine (from the French word for "kitchen") is a specific set of cooking traditions and practices, often associated with a place of origin.
		New cuisines are constantly evolving, as certain aesthetics rise and fall in popularity among professional chefs and their clientele.
		These cuisines are based on the cuisines of the countries from which the immigrant peoples came, primarily Europe.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /c/cu/cuisine.html (460 words)

	Kosher event to teach the ‘oy’ of cooking ‘World of Kosher Cuisine’ opening eyes to array of choices in area BY ...
		Nesser, who observes kosher dietary laws and is a gourmet dining aficionado, recognized the opportunity to bring fine kosher dining to the area and opened Lime in Cobblestone Village three years ago.
		In addition to ingredients and methods of preparing and serving food that fulfill kosher dietary law, kosher certification requires a rabbi be on premises to ensure adherence to kosher regimens.
		Michael Zimmerman, third-generation owner of Foodtown of West End, said the market’s selection of kosher foods has steadily increased over the years in response to an increase in population and in the number of people who observe the dietary laws and the increase in kosher products that are available.
	atlanticville.gmnews.com /News/2004/0702/Business (1228 words)

	Jewish Cuisine -- Kosher Cooking
		The roots of Jewish cooking, however, are in the Middle East, where the Jews came from, and it was heavily influenced by the cuisine of
		It has been suggested, for example, that the major role played by garlic, leek and onions in Jewish cooking is due to these influences.
		Moorish cooking had an equal influence on the Jewish cuisine.
	www.cookingwithcolor.com /food_encyclopedia/jewish_cuisine.htm (6713 words)

	Contemplating Kosher: It Means More Than Matzo Balls Today (Restaurants USA, August 1998) \| Restaurants USA \| National ...
		Kosher cooking is being discovered and celebrated by chefs across the nation, spawning a new generation of kosher connoisseurs.
		The gustatory joys of Sephardic Jewish cuisine from Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, the Middle East, India and North Africa — with its treasure chest of flavors like cumin and coriander, chocolate and orange zest, tamarind and rose water, saffron and vanilla, olive oil and sesame oil — were virtually unknown in American kosher kitchens.
		Kosher cooking today can be far removed from those heavy, old-fashioned traditional dishes while still staying safely within the rules.
	www.restaurant.org /rusa/magArticle.cfm?ArticleID=305 (1864 words)

	USCJ: United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
		Divine Kosher Cuisine shares Catering's vision: To revere Jewish tradition in kosher cooking, to absorb the culinary wisdom of those who came before and to use it to create original recipes, to make the traditional contemporary, to reflect food trends and to take care of special dietary needs.
		It reflects the full range of Jewish cuisine, including recipes for appetizers, entrées, side dishes, and desserts that call for traditionally rich ingredients as well as trimmed-down versions that use vegetarian and nondairy substitutes to replicate texture and flavor without sacrificing taste.
		She is the editor and copywriter of Divine Kosher Cuisine, produced by Wimmer Company, and available from divinekosher.com December 2005.
	www.uscj.org /cgi-bin/viewcontent.pl?Divine_Kosher_Cuisin6830.html (1134 words)

	Reviews: Kosher by Design
		Fishbein, editor of the highly popular and successful Kosher Palette, has produced a cookbook focusing on elegant kosher cuisine that is easy to produce by the modern at-home cook.
		Despite some of the fabulous new kosher wines, chefs and restaurants that hold their own with the best, the perception persists that kosher means second-class.
		Kosher By Design is destined to become a classic simply because its time has come: the range and quality of kosher ingredients currently available equals the growing demand for cultured at-home entertaining.
	www.kosherbydesign.com /reviews.html (1466 words)

	Cuisine Innovations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		At Cuisine Innovations, we use only the finest selected quality ingredients available and our products and recipes provide consistency inspired by our team of R & D chefs and culinary experts to ensure that your reputation for creating first impressions is met each and every time you serve our products.
		Cuisine Innovations offers our Cohen’s brand of kosher hors d’ oeuvres and specialty products that are all OU kosher certified and Glatt kosher when pertaining to our kosher meat items.
		Cuisine Innovations has a passionate, knowledgeable sales team as well as a national broker network support system, ready to serve all of your needs.
	www.cuisineinnovations.com /faq/trade.aspx (992 words)

	Jewish Cooking / Jewish Recipes
		The Jewish cuisine has been formed both by the dietary laws of kashrut ("keeping kosher") and the many cultures in which Jews have traveled.
		Thus the Jewish cuisine has influences from the cuisines of the Balkans, Galicia, Russia, Spain, Portugal and the Middle East.
		The roots of Jewish cooking, however, are in the Middle East, where the Jews came from, and it was heavily influenced by the cuisine of Ancient Egypt and the Byzantine Empire.
	www.jewishcooking.org /kosherfood/index.html (252 words)

	miaminewtimes.com \| Restaurant Guide \| Kosher restaurants
		This small, informal, kosher Israeli dairy restaurant/pizza place/juice bar/coffee bar is not your typical everyday sort of dining establishment.
		A cylindrical column in the center of the 100-seat space is wrapped in white drapery and bathed in pink lights that cast a soft rouge glow on the room.
		The food is hit-or-miss kosher, which might mean a flimsy and rubbery corned beef sandwich or a pleasingly plump pastrami on rye (which, with the extra two...
	www.miaminewtimes.com /search/restaurants.php?taste=&cuisine=Kosher (363 words)

	2/14/2005 - Kosher Today Weekly News
		A major Flatbush retailer was forced to close after it was discovered that “kosher” flanken was repackaged and mislabeled as “glatt kosher.” Sources say that glatt kosher flanken were in extremely short supply of late.
		Although urged not to use the meats, glatt kosher consumers were also told by most rabbis (with some notable exceptions) that they would not have to kosher pots, dishes, and flatware because the mislabeled products were kosher in any event.
		The kosher washes assure that the trucks are not washed (often required by state regulation) with contaminated waters of regular truck washes and that they are cleaned after hauling non-kosher products.
	www.koshertoday.com /archives/newsletter_2005/02_14_05.htm (1913 words)

	Creative Loafing - Creative Loafing Atlanta: Food: Corkscrew: Kosher wine
		But with the kosher wine movement in California toward vitis vinafera grapes, wineries like Baron Herzog, Gan Eden and Weinstock are challenging their sugary stigma.
		Kosher wines are basically born the same way as other wines, only with a few stringent rules.
		During this elaborate dinner, participants consume four glasses of kosher wine at appropriate times during the dinner to represent the four stages of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt: freedom, deliverance, redemption and release.
	atlanta.creativeloafing.com /2002-03-20/corkscrew.html (634 words)

	Amazon.ca: Helen Nash's Kosher Kitchen: Books: Helen Nash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Many from Kosher Cuisine reappear with new names but no marked difference in preparation (kreplach are called piroshki, but the recipes are identical).
		Nash's introduction is an abbreviated version of her first, and her notes on ingredients, equipment and techniquesshortened and less informativeare also largely duplicated.
		Other inconsistencies mar the book: though she notes that "there are at least 75 different species of fish allowed" under kosher rules, over half of Nash's fish recipes concern salmon.
	www.amazon.ca /Helen-Nashs-Kosher-Kitchen-Nash/dp/0765761548 (400 words)

	Kosher cuisine was just part of it - baltimoresun.com
		The glatt kosher cuisine was prepared by Gourmet Kosher and supervised by Chabad Lubavitch of Florida.
		Each dinner was a five-course, two-hour event, during which I conversed with other kosher cruise passengers.
		Many passengers, including some of the hazans, donned the traditional dress of observant Jews: Married women wore wigs or hats to cover their hair, and men had beards and sideburns and wore yarmulkes (skullcaps).
	www.baltimoresun.com /travel/la-tr-kosher6feb06,0,5207178.story?page=2 (422 words)

	The Kosher Spirit - Nissan 5765/Spring 2005 - Entertaining Kosher
		Kosher wines, for example, are no longer comparable to cough syrup.
		The kosher aisle in many stores is no longer a couple of shelves, but a full aisle with a large variety of goods.
		Looking at my nametag, she exclaimed: “And your book helped me realize kosher isn’t just briskets and kugels.” As we discussed her journey, she remarked: “There’s elegance, along with a sense of elevation, living this way.” Today, Brooke lives in Israel as a new immigrant and continues to write about her passion for foods.
	www.kosherspirit.com /Article.asp?Issue=6&Article=80 (529 words)

	Pabla Indian Cuisine
		In response to overwhelming customer demand, kosher eateries have increased and there are now more choices than ever on the menu for a kosher food experience outside of your own kitchen.
		Everyone seems to agree that there is a growing demand for quality kosher food both for everyday consumption and special holiday occasions.
		The Palini Grill Café is still kosher but is now Cholov Yisroel (dairy), and is a premier retail location for cheeses from Israel, milk yogurt, string cheese, feta cheese and more.
	www.pablacuisine.com /reviews/kosher.html (1019 words)

	Chinese Cuisine Recipe Eating Out Restaurants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Chinese cuisine and everything about Chinese Cooking, telling you what is Chinese cuisine and how to make it by...
		Articles - Chinese cuisine Bowling Equipment, Bowling Balls, Bowling Shoes Chinese cuisine is widely seen as representing one of the richest and most diverse culinary heritages in the world.
		Chinese cuisine is actually not a single entity, but instead is made up of the individual cuisines of many provinces and ethnics groups of China.
	www.eatingoutrestaurants.com /gourmet/Chinese-Cuisine-Recipe.html (3262 words)

	Jewish Food Festival salutes ever more popular kosher cuisine
		And even in those big cities, the world of kosher food was pretty much a schmaltz and chopped liver situation, limited to Central European peasant fare.
		At a time when health consciousness and vegetarianism connotes class more often than crackpots, keeping kosher, with its prohibitions against mixing milk and meat and eating pork and certain kinds of seafood, is no longer regarded as an arcane religious practice.
		To celebrate this growing enthusiasm for kosher cuisines, Cafe Olam, along with more than 50 restaurants and other food and beverage purveyors, will be providing vegetarian and dairy Jewish-style delicacies at the second annual Jewish Food Festival at the Berkeley Richmond Jewish Community Center Sunday (Oct. 11) from 11 a.m.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/examiner/archive/1998/10/07/EPICURE15027.dtl&type=printable (444 words)

	Tevere : Kosher Cuisine of Rome
		It could be that the traditional plain cooking of the pagans and Christians of ancient Rome is an imitation of their Jewish neighbors.
		Kosher Cuisine of Rome represents a style and tradition in food that has been greatly influenced by the way Rome cooks and eats to this day.
		Under OU supervision, all our products are certified Glatt Kosher and our location has the presence of a Masghiach at all times to oversee most restaurant operations.
	www.teverenyc.com (218 words)

	Kosher Cuisine Now Offered on the High Seas
		Crystal Cruises is offering gourmet kosher cuisine â“ that follows the strict Jewish dietary laws -- on board its fleet throughout 2003.
		Dozens of kosher soups, poultry, meat and fish, including roasted turkey and chicken, rack of lamb, Beef Wellington, rib eye steak, grilled halibut and salmon to name a few of the choices, as well as red and white kosher wines.
		During the meal preparation, Crystal uses kosher pots, pans and utensils that have been sterilized in salt water and, in keeping with kosher standards, all plates, silverware and glassware used during the cruise are hand-washed and stored separately.
	supermarketguru.com /page.cfm/949?CurrentPage=3&archive=1&... (203 words)

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		Kosher steakhouse well known for its tender steaks, roast chicken and golden fries.
		Kosher; a far from ordinary steak house.Sat: open 1 hr.
		MEAT- Bucharian cuisine a kind of mixture of both Middle Eastern and European cuisine.
	www.nycotels.com /Restaurants_kosher_nyc.htm (1388 words)

	KOSHERQUEST.ORG - Information on Kosher products, Passover, Travel Guides, Kosher Restaurants, Bakeries and more! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Kosher Soups brand are kosher only when bearing on each individual can the O/U symbol.
		The non kosher containers can be identified by a red or yellow wrap on the individual cubes.
		The rabbinate's kosher department released a statement warning the public that Sambo confections are not kosher, despite the appearance of a Beit Yosef stamp, and anyone coming across the counterfeit product should contact authorities.
	www.kosherquest.org /index.asp?theaction=alerts (4387 words)

	Yves Veggie Cuisine - FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Yves Veggie Cuisine products are sold fresh in supermarkets and natural food stores across Canada and the United States.
		Products are identified as kosher parve or kosher dairy according to their ingredients.
		When comparing equivalent serving sizes, Yves Veggie Cuisine products are lower in calories, lower in saturated fats, and contain more protein and fiber than their meat counterparts.
	www.veggiedog.com /faq.php (737 words)

	eastbayexpress.com \| Restaurant Guide
		This elegant patch of serenity, where light filters over the tables through dozens of paper-clad lamps, serves a slightly richer brand of Indian cuisine than ordinary palates might expect.
		Asena's cuisine drifts lazily along the northern Mediterranean coast, picking up a pasta from Italy, ground lamb in...
		B is austere and dramatic in a Design Within Reach style few local restaurants dare: The restaurant contrasts Old Oakland’s Edwardian charm with high, charcoal-covered walls and translucent plastic tables.
	eastbayexpress.com /search/restaurants.php?taste=&cuisine=Kosher/Halal (810 words)

	JEWISH/KOSHER FOODS
		Kosher Depot is a manufacture and distributor of Hi-End food products across the Kosher World for the Ultra Orthodox market.
		Kosher Living Hechshers (kosher symbols) for a variety of rabbis and organizations providing kosher supervisions of food products.
		Kosher Vegetarian Food a chez Alaine is a lovely site, and whether kosher living is part of your lifestyle or not, there is something here for everyone...from nutrition info and recipes to links to related sites
	www.cyber-kitchen.com /index/html/gp21.html (1730 words)

	kosher caterer in Ct, Hartford Mediterranean and Israeli cuisine, Glatt Kosher Caterer in CT
		kosher caterer in Ct, Hartford Mediterranean and Israeli cuisine, Glatt Kosher Caterer in CT
		Our 2500sqft beautiful kosher kitchen is located at 596 Hayden Station Road, Windsor, CT. Please come by and visit us to discuss your upcoming event.
		kosher column by Rabbi Shlomo Yaffee of Agudas Achim and the Hartford Kosher Commission.
	www.kosher2you.com /index.htm (225 words)

	Questions and Answers
		Cotton seed is one oil that is a Passover oil and occasionally, I have seen kosher for Passover olive oil or olive oil with a UP symbol on it.
		A: Regular icing or confectioners' sugar is indeed, not permitted for Passover as, as you mention, it contains cornstarch in it (corn being one of the grains not consumed during the holiday).
		It is usually available in kosher food sections of most supermarkets.
	www.koshercooking.com /answers.html (2323 words)

	KosherPets in The South Florida Business Journal
		It comes from a kosher slaughterhouse (the couple is negotiating with Mifflintown, Pa.-based Empire Kosher Poultry), the food will be manufactured at a plant that doesn't make non-kosher products and it doesn't mix frowned-upon ingredients like milk and meat, she said.
		The food is not certified as kosher by a mashgiach, or one who is trained to supervise kosher food production, but Lacombe said, "that's not necessary because it's not for human consumption."
		The only time Jews are commanded to feed kosher food to their pets is during Passover, when no one is allowed to derive benefits from chametz, or foods containing five grains prohibited during the holiday, said Rabbi Moshe Scheiner of Palm Beach Orthodox Synagogue.
	www.kosherpets.com /SoFlaBiz.html (638 words)

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