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Judaism

JabberWokky — 2009-03-09 23:53:57

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- A popular baked good historically associated with Jewish cuisine is the ["bagel"].	+ A popular baked good historically associated with Jewish cuisine is the ["bagels" bagel].

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JabberWokky — 2009-03-09 23:53:45

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	+ + A popular baked good historically associated with Jewish cuisine is the ["bagel"].

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JonathanLawton — 2008-12-13 13:27:13

Laws, symbols

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- More religious Jews stick to a series of strict dietary laws. These Kosher laws include not mixing dairy and meat (e.g., no cheeseburgers); only eating land animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves (no pork); not eating scavengers (no vultures); only eating meat that has been washed in a salt bath and has had all traces of blood removed; and not eating shellfish or bottom feeders. Limited supplies of Kosher foods can be bought at Davis ["Supermarkets"], but people with cars can benefit from the larger selection at ["Bob's Butcher Block & Kosher Deli"] in ["Sacramento"].	+ More religious Jews stick to a series of strict dietary laws. These Kosher laws include: not mixing dairy and meat (e.g. no cheeseburgers), only eating land animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves (e.g. no pork), not eating scavengers (e.g. no vultures), only eating meat that has been washed in a salt bath and has had all traces of blood removed, and only eating sea creatures with both fins and scales (e.g. no shellfish or bottom feeders). Limited supplies of Kosher foods can be bought at Davis ["Supermarkets"], but people with cars can benefit from the larger selection at ["Bob's Butcher Block & Kosher Deli"] in ["Sacramento"]. Foods that are kosher can often be identified by a symbol on the packaging usually consisting of a U inside an O "OU" or a K in a triangle or star.
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- * ["Albertsons"] typically has the best prices for ingredients. For example, Brisket is $1.99/lb at Albertsons and upwards of $4.99/lb at ["Nugget"]! Their Kosher items (e.g., Matzoh and Kedem grape juice) are also usually the cheapest in town.	+ * ["Albertsons"] typically has the best prices for ingredients. For example, Brisket is $1.99/lb at Albertsons and upwards of $4.99/lb at ["Nugget"]! Their Kosher items (e.g. Matzoh and Kedem grape juice) are also usually the cheapest in town.

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JasonAller — 2007-11-12 10:19:16

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	+ * ["Chai Society of Jewish Life"]

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SaulSugarman — 2006-07-31 04:50:16

Update.

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- *The ["Jewish Quarterly"] -	+ *["The California Jewish Review"] (Previously: The ["Jewish Quarterly"]) +
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CraigBrozinsky — 2006-02-27 16:58:45

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	+ + If you're preparing a traditional Ashkenazi (Eastern European) meal, but don't care about Kosher laws, here are a few shopping tips: + + * ["Albertsons"] typically has the best prices for ingredients. For example, Brisket is $1.99/lb at Albertsons and upwards of $4.99/lb at ["Nugget"]! Their Kosher items (e.g., Matzoh and Kedem grape juice) are also usually the cheapest in town. + * The ["Davis Food Co-op"] sells chicken fat for $.39/lb. It's easy to render into shmaltz, tasty, has no trans-fat, and 1/2 the saturated fat and 1/3 the cholesterol of butter! +

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DanielBrown — 2006-02-04 20:21:33

fix small typo

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- *["Congregation Bet Haverim"] - local synogogue	+ *["Congregation Bet Haverim"] - local synagogue

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KenBloom — 2005-05-23 15:44:34

removed some astonishingly old comments

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- - ''I plan to ask the various Jewish organizations to do something for this page soon -- ["KenBloom"]'' - - ''I was amazed at how few Jews there are in Northern California (after moving here from the east coast and celebrating Passover and Chanukah every year with friends). Good idea for a page. Shouldn't it be named simply "Judaism", since the "in Davis" is already inherent in the fact that it's on DavisWiki?'' -- ["JabberWokky"]

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GeorgeLewis — 2005-03-21 13:15:19

milk -> dairy

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- More religious Jews stick to a series of strict dietary laws. These Kosher laws include not mixing milk and meat (e.g., no cheeseburgers); only eating land animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves (no pork); not eating scavengers (no vultures); only eating meat that has been washed in a salt bath and has had all traces of blood removed; and not eating shellfish or bottom feeders. Limited supplies of Kosher foods can be bought at Davis ["Supermarkets"], but people with cars can benefit from the larger selection at ["Bob's Butcher Block & Kosher Deli"] in ["Sacramento"].	+ More religious Jews stick to a series of strict dietary laws. These Kosher laws include not mixing dairy and meat (e.g., no cheeseburgers); only eating land animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves (no pork); not eating scavengers (no vultures); only eating meat that has been washed in a salt bath and has had all traces of blood removed; and not eating shellfish or bottom feeders. Limited supplies of Kosher foods can be bought at Davis ["Supermarkets"], but people with cars can benefit from the larger selection at ["Bob's Butcher Block & Kosher Deli"] in ["Sacramento"].

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KenBloom — 2005-03-21 13:13:08

Jewish Quarterly

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-03-02 10:48:51

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- -	+ More religious Jews stick to a series of strict dietary laws. These Kosher laws include not mixing milk and meat (e.g., no cheeseburgers); only eating land animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves (no pork); not eating scavengers (no vultures); only eating meat that has been washed in a salt bath and has had all traces of blood removed; and not eating shellfish or bottom feeders. Limited supplies of Kosher foods can be bought at Davis ["Supermarkets"], but people with cars can benefit from the larger selection at ["Bob's Butcher Block & Kosher Deli"] in ["Sacramento"].

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MiriamKaufman — 2005-03-01 19:10:23

added list of jewish organizations

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	+ + The Jewish organizations in Davis include: + ["Alpha Epsilon Pi"] - Jewish fraternity + ["Chabad of Davis"] - local Orthodox center + ["Congregation Bet Haverim"] - local synogogue + ["Hillel House"] - campus Jewish organization + ["Kibbutz Haverim"] - Jewish co-op + ["Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi"] - Jewish sorority + *UC Davis ["Jewish Student Union"] - Jewish social organization + + +

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JabberWokky — 2005-01-17 16:29:41

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	+ + ''I was amazed at how few Jews there are in Northern California (after moving here from the east coast and celebrating Passover and Chanukah every year with friends). Good idea for a page. Shouldn't it be named simply "Judaism", since the "in Davis" is already inherent in the fact that it's on DavisWiki?'' -- ["JabberWokky"]

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KenBloom — 2005-01-17 16:20:30

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	+ For now, most of the information you're looking for is on the ["Spiritual Organizations"] page. + + ''I plan to ask the various Jewish organizations to do something for this page soon -- ["KenBloom"]''