[Sca-cooks] Redacting another Jewish dish (fwd)

[jenne at fiedlerfamily.net]

>
> The karites are a Jewish Sect that broke off some time in period, as
> someone else noted they don't follow the oral law, as a result they are
> much of the details on how to observe the Shabbat that are in the talmud
> they don't do. In specific they don't allow any fire to go over Shabbat.

Ah, thanks!

> The rules for this are somewhat complex, but I will try to get a copy of
> the Schulcan Aruch and post a summery if I can. In truth you should
> consult a Rabbi on how to do this.
>
> I did verify that the Schulcan Aruch (16th century) says that some people
> have the custom to serve a meat pie for dinner in Shabbat, it was covered
> (by the dough) from above and bellow, in rememberence of the Manna in the
> Desert. It does note that this custom is not binding.

Thank you. Anything you can send will be helpful.

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