Expert: Sherman D. Date: 2/7/2005 Subject: Jewish Food
Question What foods are allow and prohibited in Judaism ?
Is Vine banned in Judaism ?
give me the link of good jews food site.
Answer For foods allowed and forbidden, go to
www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Kashrut
Wine
A related subject is the kashrut of wine. The Talmud mentions the law that wine handled by non-Jews (stam yayin) and by idolators (yayin nesech) is forbidden for consumption. The main reason for the former is to limit intermarriage by limiting social interaction with non-Jews. The latter is forbidden because any form of food possibly dedicated to an idol is forbidden for any form of benefit.
These laws refer only to wine and wine-derived products (e.g. cognac). Spirits and beer fall outside the scope of this prohibition.
For other info/recipes sites, go to
www.jewishveg.com
www.rossel.net/basic06.htm http://search1.askmoses.com:5001/askmoses/ui.jsp
www.jewfaq.org/calendar.htm
www.jewfaq.org/holiday0.htm
www.jewfaq.org/glossary.htm
