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  • To kasher and prepare the the birds, we had to soak them for half an hour, then cover them in salt for another hour, rinse them three times, and seal and pack them up for transport to the convention center.

    Sue Fishkoff: Killing, Blessing, And Eating Shabbat Dinner Sue Fishkoff 2010

  • To kasher and prepare the the birds, we had to soak them for half an hour, then cover them in salt for another hour, rinse them three times, and seal and pack them up for transport to the convention center.

    Sue Fishkoff: Killing, Blessing, and Eating Shabbat Dinner Sue Fishkoff 2010

  • To kasher and prepare the the birds, we had to soak them for half an hour, then cover them in salt for another hour, rinse them three times, and seal and pack them up for transport to the convention center.

    Sue Fishkoff: Killing, Blessing, And Eating Shabbat Dinner Sue Fishkoff 2010

  • I would think that other than the wool-linen thing, and reinforcing the corners for the tzit-tzit... the only thing you could also do prior to the bar mitzvah would be to imerse it in a mikveh and bless it as one would kasher any household item prior to use.

    A question for my Jewish friends. Angry Professor 2007

  • Jews in other countries simply kasher — or "make kosher" — their everyday dishes for the holiday, usually by immersing them in boiling water (Stern quotes an Israeli friend who asked, "Who had four sets of dishes?").

    The Kosher Conversion 2005

  • Jews in other countries simply kasher — or "make kosher" — their everyday dishes for the holiday, usually by immersing them in boiling water (Stern quotes an Israeli friend who asked, "Who had four sets of dishes?").

    The Kosher Conversion 2005

  • Most toaster ovens, for instance, cannot survive the scorching heat necessary to kasher them, as stoves and regular ovens can; buy a new one.

    The Kosher Conversion 2005

  • Most toaster ovens, for instance, cannot survive the scorching heat necessary to kasher them, as stoves and regular ovens can; buy a new one.

    The Kosher Conversion 2005

  • Is that one should never, ever try to kasher a kitchen on the afternoon of Erev Shabbat.

    2006 January - Danya Ruttenberg 2006

  • Is that one should never, ever try to kasher a kitchen on the afternoon of Erev Shabbat.

    one thing I learned this week - Danya Ruttenberg 2006

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