tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-76723131609635675502024-08-29T21:18:20.358-07:00Kosher doesn't have to be complicated! Keep it simple with recipes, tips and ideas for keeping a kosher kitchen.Writer MJSLhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/00699771705731325935noreply@blogger.comBlogger4125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7672313160963567550.post-52520263959801915282012-01-25T14:21:00.000-08:002012-01-25T14:21:44.921-08:00

This recipe is easy enough to make in small batches as needed. If you prefer to make a larger batch ahead of time, or if you're making this for Passover, cook a large batch of rice and store it in the refrigerator or freezer, then mix the yogurt and fish just before feeding your kitty. Ingredients: 1 cup Cooked Long Grain Rice 4 ounce Plain Yogurt 4 ounce Tuna Fish packed in oil;

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I intended on posting a lot more here this week, unfortunately the weather wasn't cooperating! Between wind, rain, snow, ice, more snow and more ice, my internet connection had been a bit flaky all week. The snow and ice are melting, creating quite a soggy, slippery mess! As Shabbat approaches here in the Pacific Northwest, I leave you with two of my favorite (and original) recipes ~ Super

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Cats go crazy over smoked salmon! It's expensive, but your cat is sure to love this special Passover treat. If you're planning on adding this to your cat's regular diet, you can substitute canned tuna, sardines or cod pieces leftover from last night's dinner. For best results, prepare and serve this recipe the same day. Ingredients: 2 Large Eggs ½ cup Cottage Cheese 2 ounces Smoked Salmon

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Many people have asked the question, "Do I need to feed my cat/dog/rabbit/bird kosher food?" The simple answer is no, animals are not required to keep kosher. Well, then if the laws of kashrut don't apply to pets, why go to all the trouble of finding kosher pet food? In traditional Jewish households, non-kosher food and dishes are not allowed. So, although the animal does not require a

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