Same here!
Jesus, am I the last person in the world to get the joke?
Ah ha!!!
Nope. I don’t get it either.
Origin here, I think:
prob not really worth tracking down and reconstructing what is just a humorous, hyperbolic jab at @moonboy403 's innocent contribution to the sudden self - Exile of @Chowseeker1999
Okay, just call me Annie Hall. I like ketchup on hot dogs and mayo & mustard on my chopped liver sandwich. But then again I’ll eat mayo on just about anything.
Ditto!!!
I was in Jaws and our house was the funeral parlour.
You will soon enough, if you don’t already. While you were off having a life there was a major shakeup on FTC.
Where have I heard that before?
Funny reading an old thread.
Butter CANNOT be traditional because butter in the matzo ball and chicken in the soup isn’t kosher. Can’t mix meat and dairy.
Trying to, but cannot think of any traditional Jewish food where the recipe calls for mixing meat and dairy.
My mom would fry blintzes in butter, but kreplach would be fried in schmaltz or oil.
I’m upset I missed that ugly drum pop-up!
The root of that is that “thou shalt not seethe a kid in its mother’s milk,” so it doesn’t apply to chickens any more than it does to fish. Not that that stops rabbis from arguing about it.
Yeah, I know where it comes from.
But all the kosher keepers I knew put foul in the same category, right or not. Right, but not fish.
Why granny had the schmaltz for use instead of butter and why grandpa spread it on bread instead of butter. (probably was just to save money and they lied to me)
Freshly made schmaltz is really delicious. Especially if it is finished with onions.
I can see see spreading it on bread…
100%! Made onion jam with schmaltz and it’s heavenly on some fresh hot toast.