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flameburns623
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Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends at Non-Catholic Religions.
May God richly bless you all in the coming year.
May God richly bless you all in the coming year.
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Rachel_Malloy
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Well said, flameburner623!
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Lorrie
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Ditto & ditto! Hoping you all have a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 
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EsclavoDeCristo
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Yes, Happy late Thanksgiving!
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Cyber_Knight
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Happy Late Thanksgiving too from me… (although I do not celebrate it) 
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stillsmallvoice
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Hi all!
How was everybody’s Thanksgiving?
I made a pumpkin pie for Shabbat/Sabbath dessert. Since we were having meat for both Friday night dinner & Saturday lunch, I had to make the pie non-dairy). I nuked & pureed some pumpkin, mixed in two little containers of vanilla soy pudding, one egg, natural brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg & ground cloves. Since Shabbat came in at 16:00 (early!) and I didn’t want to spend the time making a cookie crust from scratch, I bought a ready-made Keebler graham cracker pie crust (due to all the ex-pat Yanks in our neighborhood jr.co.il/ma/pic/ma012.htm, the grocery up the street has alot of imported stuff from the US). It came out very nice (by Saturday night there was none left)!
Necessity & kashrut (kosher is the adjective, kashrut is the noun; see jewfaq.org/kashrut.htm) are the mothers of invention!
myjewishlearning.com/holidays/About_Jewish_Holidays/Secular_Holidays/Thanksgiving.htm is a very good, comprehensive article on orthodox Jews, halachah (Jewish law) and Thanksgiving.
Be well!
ssv
How was everybody’s Thanksgiving?
I made a pumpkin pie for Shabbat/Sabbath dessert. Since we were having meat for both Friday night dinner & Saturday lunch, I had to make the pie non-dairy). I nuked & pureed some pumpkin, mixed in two little containers of vanilla soy pudding, one egg, natural brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg & ground cloves. Since Shabbat came in at 16:00 (early!) and I didn’t want to spend the time making a cookie crust from scratch, I bought a ready-made Keebler graham cracker pie crust (due to all the ex-pat Yanks in our neighborhood jr.co.il/ma/pic/ma012.htm, the grocery up the street has alot of imported stuff from the US). It came out very nice (by Saturday night there was none left)!
Necessity & kashrut (kosher is the adjective, kashrut is the noun; see jewfaq.org/kashrut.htm) are the mothers of invention!
myjewishlearning.com/holidays/About_Jewish_Holidays/Secular_Holidays/Thanksgiving.htm is a very good, comprehensive article on orthodox Jews, halachah (Jewish law) and Thanksgiving.
Be well!
ssv
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