I cried when I saw this. On the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery. I'm ashamed of this display as a Canadian and as someone from the Greater Vancouver region, that in my life I would never have seen my city come to this.
Generally whenever the Mishna or Talmud mention "hunting" it refers mainly to trapping wild animals. Our predecessors used to trap animals for food, if not raise them agriculturally.
"What is a typical meal at home for you?" You will get a million different answers, depending on the lifestyle of the person answering. You trying to cook cheaply, or things that take little time to prepare? You cooking for yourself or for a family? Any ingredients you find in Canada you can find here, although some things may be harder to find, or more expensive (for example, beef or salmon), while others might be less. What does your diet consist of now? When you come here and see what people eat, you will learn to adjust.
Huh. I guess it really depends, but for me it could be stuff like an omlette (or any other type of egg) and a salad and some bread or bun; a big salad with cheese; some sort of pasta, usually spaghetti. Sometimes we'll have home-made pizza and if we're having a date night at home or just feel lazy we'll order in something - usually Asian.
Okay, thanks for the inside scoop. I guess just adjusting to making lunch the big meal of the day would be the biggest shift for North Americans like me. I love buns and spaghetti though!
No.
I love Nature's Path!
I find it really sad and all tiring.
I cried when I saw this. On the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery. I'm ashamed of this display as a Canadian and as someone from the Greater Vancouver region, that in my life I would never have seen my city come to this.
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As long as it doesn't smell like yeast and was certified kosher for Passover by a rabbi.
Looks very good!
Thank you! ☺️
Nice! I would use gluten-free soy sauce, tamari, or liquid Bragg's. Another great little idea!
Matchos
Death to the Islamic Regime!
HAH. "Silence violence" as they mob Jewish people on the street and heckle them. 🙄 When is Hamas and Hezbollah going to stop the violence?
There's some electric Shabbat candles that are made for things like this:
Love me this slivovitz!
Drunk matzah
Your maternal line broke when your great-grandmother had your grandfather. Your grandmother needed to be Jewish.
Watching this all in real time is so freaking surreal to me.
Generally whenever the Mishna or Talmud mention "hunting" it refers mainly to trapping wild animals. Our predecessors used to trap animals for food, if not raise them agriculturally.
Yes you can. Just make sure you eat enough fibre and roughage with it because you will be constipated if you eat more than one piece.
"What is a typical meal at home for you?" You will get a million different answers, depending on the lifestyle of the person answering. You trying to cook cheaply, or things that take little time to prepare? You cooking for yourself or for a family? Any ingredients you find in Canada you can find here, although some things may be harder to find, or more expensive (for example, beef or salmon), while others might be less. What does your diet consist of now? When you come here and see what people eat, you will learn to adjust.
Huh. I guess it really depends, but for me it could be stuff like an omlette (or any other type of egg) and a salad and some bread or bun; a big salad with cheese; some sort of pasta, usually spaghetti. Sometimes we'll have home-made pizza and if we're having a date night at home or just feel lazy we'll order in something - usually Asian.
Okay, thanks for the inside scoop. I guess just adjusting to making lunch the big meal of the day would be the biggest shift for North Americans like me. I love buns and spaghetti though!
Trilled uvular. It's common in more formal registers of modern Hebrew.
Amazing art!!
I was laughing way too hard at this!