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Corn, Callaloo and Sorrell

7 January 2007 1,159 views 6 Comments

Corn, Callaloo and Sorrel

A true inter-generational feast. My aunt’s sweet corn casserole, my mother’s callaloo, and my sorrel rum punch. All together on the same stage :D

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  • Marsha said:

    Where the recipe for the corn casserole girl! You kow how long I want to make that!

  • Sarina said:

    marsha – comin’ soon gyul :) hol’ strain :P

  • Lilandra said:

    Is rum kosher? What makes alcohol kosher? Or, what would make it noto kosher?

  • Sarina said:

    lilandra – good question! :) alcohol is certified kosher when prepared under rabbinical supervision to make sure that no treif or harram(sp) ingredients and/or combinations enter the finished product. We don’t have rabbinical supervision but i’m not too worried about angostura grinding pig lard into the vats… if you hear something though let me know :D

    there are many different philosophical/theoretical schools of judaism and some take kashrut (the laws of kosherness) as also having an ethical dimension. So in that case alcohol that may legally be kosher, may not ethically be kosher depending on the human conditions it was created under, or if the person is an alcoholic or already drunk. what not what not.

  • Lilandra said:

    Ah! I thought you meant ethical by say if child/slave labour was producing it.

    So, if you were in a place with certified alcohol, would you then have the certified one? Or would you drink any?

  • Sarina said:

    Lilandra – yeah like child/slave labour… thats what i meant… if it was certified i would, if it wasn’t certified i would too.. but given the choice i would go with certified :)

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