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 [Indi.ca] indi.ca » Blog Archive » Bush Administration Chickenhawks: darling sounds so cranky all the time. He’s had a life of major problems in the posterior. Different sources list different causes for Rush’s medical deferment; either it’s “ingrown follicles on his bottom” or the more forward “anal cysts.” Limbaugh, it seems, has always been a pain in the ass.

 [Indi.ca] indi.ca » Blog Archive » Bush Administration Chickenhawks: darling sounds so cranky all the time. He’s had a life of major problems in the posterior. Different sources list different causes for Rush’s medical deferment; either it’s “ingrown follicles on his bottom” or the more forward “anal cysts.” Limbaugh, it seems, has always been a pain in the ass.

[Kosherblog.net] The Kosher Blog - Holidays, Chanukah, Passover, Purim, Shabbat ...: Pulse the peppers, onions and celery in a food processor until they are medium-to-finely chopped. Take the sausages out of their casings and cut them into 1/2" slices. Saute them in a hot, dry pan - they will start exuding fat almost immediately.

[Kosherblog.net] The Kosher Blog - December 2004: NEW YORK, Dec. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- A broad coalition of rabbis and certifying agencies involved in the supervision of kosher meat slaughter in the United States has reaffirmed the humaneness of kosher slaughter (schechita) in the wake of charges by a radical animal rights group. In an unprecedented statement, uniting diverse segments of the kosher community, the 12 signatories expressed concern that the recent publicity "may lead to misconceptions about the practices depicted on the videotape [released by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals] and, more generally, about the shechita process itself."

[Kosherblog.net] The Kosher Blog - 2004: Though we weren't religiously observant in any comprehensive way, making chicken soup was a firm Rosh Hashanah and Passover tradition in my family. This culinary mitzvah made for simple but ever-vivid memories of my childhood: returning home from school to my grandmother and the smell of simmering chicken, onions, carrots, celery and parsnips; getting an advance taste of the soup with my dad (who always eats the otherwise discarded parsnips); helping extract the cooked meat to make mom's perfect chicken salad; skimming fat off the cooled broth; the annual experiment to find a perfect recipe for fluffy matzah balls...

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