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Ham, some kind of potatoes with cheese, a green veggy dish I haven't decided on yet, and a dessert that is still a mystery. I am still on the fence about appetizers, too. I need to get serious!
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Originally Posted by Walter Greenspan
I'm Jewish and I never understood the Easter, or for that matter, the Christmas ham.
Jesus of Nazareth was an observant Jew and did not eat ham, so why wouldn't those who celebrate what they believe to be the Resurrection or the birth of someone who did not eat ham, abstain from ham on those two occasions?
I don't have the answer to that, but several of our closest friends are practicing Jews and they eat ham. Interesting! I am sure it is a personal belief.
Me either, i'm waiting to see what goes on sale in the meat Dept.
That's a thought.
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Originally Posted by springfieldva
I don't have a menu planned yet....
But I have an extra corned beef in the freezer that I picked up around St Patrick's day and I might just cook that up....it's kind of ham-like. I wonder if it would go with our colored eggs, though.
im definitely going to bring some coquito. im concerned though that these jews have never had a beverage like this and arent aware that you are only supposed to drink a few ounces or so at a time. they may go crazy and drink too much of it. im gonna need some big glass containers.
im definitely going to bring some coquito. im concerned though that these jews have never had a beverage like this and arent aware that you are only supposed to drink a few ounces or so at a time. they may go crazy and drink too much of it. im gonna need some big glass containers.
If they keep kosher OR keeping kosher for Passover, then you shouldn't bring that into their home. It's made with milk, and it can't be served with meat, or kept in the same refrigerator as meat.
If they're not keeping kosher for passover, AND they don't keep kosher in general, then all bets are off
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Happy Easter!
