Speaking of breakfast, I was reading a manual for my upcoming trip to Israel and one of the aspects of Kosher that I did not anticipate was the forbidden mixing of milk and meat. The manual pointed out that in Israel there is no cream or milk served with tea/coffee just incase meat has been consumed during the meal. A verse from Deuteronomy is the basis about "not cooking a kid (goat) in it's mother's milk". I'm looking forward to reporting on what breakfast foods are served over there :) Stay tuned.
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Speaking of breakfast, I was reading a manual for my upcoming trip to Israel and one of the aspects of Kosher that I did not anticipate was the forbidden mixing of milk and meat.
The manual pointed out that in Israel there is no cream or milk served with tea/coffee just incase meat has been consumed during the meal.
A verse from Deuteronomy is the basis about "not cooking a kid (goat) in it's mother's milk".
I'm looking forward to reporting on what breakfast foods are served over there :) Stay tuned.
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