I'm not Jewish but it was so interesting to see how organized everything must be and how dedicated you are to your traditions and faith, thank you for sharing 😊
I'm a practicing Muslim and I'm honestly really impressed and fascinated by how organized you are . And I just love learning about your traditions and practices . Incredibly interesting.
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I am not Jewish, and while I had heard about the fact that milk and meat can not be mixed together, I had no idea of how much work went into keeping one's kitchen kosher ! I appreciate you sharing so much with us, and enjoy learning about keeping kosher. Who knows, it might even come in handy someday; I certainly would hate to accidentally make someone's kitchen no longer kosher.
I am a Christian who has quite a few Jewish friends, some from over 50 years ago in college. None of them is orthodox, but some are from orthodox homes. I have been watching your videos to help me understand some of their references and Hebrew words. Thanks so much for your help! And I admire your dedication to your faith and traditions. God bless you!
I Love Kosher Kitchen. Thank you for sharing your kitchen set up. Our neighbor Marion would invite my family for Shabbat dinner. I loved her Shabbat dishes. When she became terminally ill, she gifted me the dishes as she had no family. Each time we use them we say a special prayer for Marion and thank her for the special gift she has given to us. Blessings to you and your family.
Hello ! I am a moroccan muslim. I am so impressed by your content. I am also an architect and have never thought how your religious practices could affect how you design space. So glad to get to know how you do normal life things. Thank you for sharing.
Always heard of Jewish Kosher practices, but had zero idea the extent of consideration and organization that goes into it! Well, I really didn't know much at all before this. I'm just very impressed from one mom to another!
I had a coworker who was orthodox in my teens and she quite literally saved my brother as she taught us the kosher symbols on food and suddenly we could identify IMMEDIATELY if a product had milk contamination (he has a very severe allergy and before she taught me and then I taught him, there were so many incidents and they had been getting worse). Kosher symbols are SO reliable it's amazing when cooking for family with allergies.
I had no clue there was so much involved in keeping a Jewish Kosher kitchen. This video was extremely interesting and informative. Thank you so much for sharing your love with us non Jewish people.
I love Kosher Kitchen. I’m Catholic. Thank you for sharing. I now have more insight and appreciation for Kashrut and how it focuses the mundane onto the spiritual. Wow! What an organized kitchen. Perhaps you can invite over the Home Edit ladies to see what you’ve accomplished in a small space. Amazing!! You are kind to share this with everyone.
I love kosher kitchen. Your kosher kitchen is beautiful. I'm happy to say that as I deepen my understanding of kosher, and I continue my learning of becoming Orthodox from Reconstructionist, all my food and kitchen needs, are kosher. Your channel is a main source for me, I appreciate you.
@@frumitup thank you! And may H' bless you as you care for your family and throughout your work, as you provide a healthy and safe environment for your family.
You have doubles of almost everything, and your kitchen is so so clean. I have one of the things I use and my kitchen is a disaster. I am so jealous of how organized this is. Wow. This was also fascinating. I had no idea how much went into keeping a kosher kitchen.
Such an informative and interesting video I’m not Jewish - however I recognise your devotion to your beliefs and I admire your dedication to your faith, family and work and yet still find time to dedicate to your self - mindfulness, meditation, study and prayers You are truly a blessed person who exudes love and goodness through your very being and words and actions Thank you for sharing 🙏😊
I love kosher kitchen !!! You are such a special lady. I love to watch your videos. And your sign off is wonderful. When you say that I am loved, it brings a tear to my eye. May God bless you and your family.
Thank you for sharing this. Even learning about Judaism from the outside so much of the daily living aspects of your faith make good sense. People of faith sharing the realities of their daily lives as you do humanizes us to one another and I truly am grateful to you for inviting us in the way you have.
The amount of patience you must have is INCREDIBLE to take all these steps every single day, especially with kids. I suppose you get accustomed to it and it becomes very normal. But as someone who knows basically nothing (apparently) about what goes into your lifestyle, I feel incredibly LAZY lol and people consider me a clean/organization freak!
Beautiful! I am a Christian but I believe we are closely related in a spiritual sense. I believe in learning both because the traditions are so beautiful in each. I believe that we are all of one God and he is blessed us with each other so we may learn from each other. Thank you for your beautiful kitchen video. I wish I was as organized! Lovely! I have been blessed to have friends who shared Shabbat and Passover with me. It was an honor I will never forget.
I love how you live with God in your home - God, or perhaps rather His presence, literally lives IN your home with you and you honor and thank Him by not only inviting Him in to stay, but make Him *welcome* in such large and small ways. Your religion provides a way for you to find comfort, shelter, and direction from God by enabling His blessed presence to work in all parts of your daily life even down to the foods you eat and the ways you clean then prepare them. I'm sure there are difficulties (people being people) but it FEELS very...calming, peaceful, and secure, but mostly very comforting. Thank you for allowing us into your life!
I have a much greater appreciation of how much work can really go into homemaking. Thank you for sharing your culture with us!! Blessings to you and your family 💖
My little sister's had Jewish friends that told us about these practices. When I was first asked what pot I use for meat and which on for milk I was confused. Learned a lot from them and their mom.
I love this channel. I subscribed just a few days ago. I am the least religeous person you could meet but I find Judaism the way you explain it endlessly fascinating. Your narration is about the best on youtube. Well modulated voice and it keeps one engaged. I hope to learn more from you. Your sign-off was so heartfelt and meaningful. My good wishes to you and your beautiful family. See you again❤
I am so impressed with and amazed by how complicated it is to keep Kosher! And the organization you have! I would be happy to be 10% as organized. I'm so fascinated with Sephardic Orthodox practices beliefs and prayers. I appreciate how modest Orthodox Jewish women are. Thank you for sharing your life and faith!!!
I'm not Jewish, but I love Yeshua with all my heart. You inspire me in every single video that I watch. I recently cleaned all my veggies the way you do. I love your channel. Love you! Jeanie xxoo I think I'll make a kosher kitchen if that's okay. xxooo
This was amazing. I loved it! My great-great grandmother was Jewish. Her family name was Hasid, but I don't know how to find out more about her. Watching you made me feel like I had a little understanding of aspects of her life. Thank you.
If this is your mother's mother's mother, then you're a Jew too. Judaism passes from the mother. If she is of Ashkenazi descent, you can find information at Yad Vashem, If she was in the Holocaust. In addition, there is Beit Hatfutsot in Israel. Good luck!!
@מעיין ג'ורנו Thank you so much. I've never known where to look. I only know she was in Ireland for some time around early to mid 1800s, but wasn't born there. I really appreciate your help 💕
@@martinemartin4779 Hi! There's a really small Jewish community in Ireland (even smaller now than in your great-great grandmothers time) and there's a good chance that someone kept records somewhere of all the Jews. The Irish Jewish Museum might have something or the Synagogue in Terenure could guide you in the right direction :)
@@userzquid Oh really? I've never known where to look. I only found out she was Jewish because I was doing my family history and found it on a family document. Thank you for your help. I'm so grateful. x
Here are some links if you are interested. Hasid is definitely a Jewish surname! This name is in Avotaynu - just looked! It's a form of Chassid, Chassidic, etc. 1) avotaynu.com/csi/csi-home.htm 2) jel.jewish-languages.org/words/222 3) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasid 4) www.libraryireland.com/matheson/report/jewish-names.php
Long time watcher, first time commenter. I decided to comment to thank you for how informative your videos are! I'm not Jewish but I am a writer who wants to write Jewish characters and do them and their religious practices justice. I take so many notes when I watch your videos (especially this one!) and there's always small details in your videos that I don't find mentioned in other resources I've looked at. I've always been fascinated by Judaism and find it such a wonderful and lovely religion with so many intricate details. You have such a soothing voice, I put your videos on in the background when I'm doing homework, writing, or knitting and it is so relaxing.
I love Kosher kitchen ! Thank you for teaching me more about kosher Jewish life, I love learning and find much of what you say very helpful in planing I am a quadriplegic in an electric wheelchair and need to be organized your showing me options I didn’t know, thanks BeSafe!
I love kosher kitchen! Sara, you have some impressive organization skills my friend! After watching this I'm inspired to reorganize the freezer in my kitchen. In regards to your utensils drawer, leave it as it is so I can feel better about the state of mine. 🤣
I also love that, as you say each time I listen, we are enough and loved just as we are. Finally, your beautiful eyes say everything that is in your heart. You truly a tree a healer. Oh, I do love a kosher kitchen. I am learning so much.
I love kosher kitchen! Kol Hakavod! I'm a shadchanit and will be passing this on to our new kallah's to help with their setting up of their homes and kitchens!
Shalom aleichem, Sarah! I just got home from our 14 year marriage anniversary and your video was the first thing I saw when I tuned in. What a blessing! Todah! The hubby and I don’t eat meat, but my 22 year old daughter does, so I have a round cutting board for us and a rectangular one for her. You have an amazing amount of storage for the size of your kitchen. I love your upper double corner cabinet. Perfect way to utilize that awkward space. I love your kosher kitchen. Your warm and welcoming personality was the perfect welcome home. Todah rabah! SheElohim yevarach otha 💚
first and foremost: Mazal Tov sweet Angel! May you share many more years of love and happiness with your spouse and may these year be filles with love, laughter and above health and closeness to G.od:) thank you for your kind words regarding my kitchen! It is small and after many years and different systems we finally found somewhat of an equilibrium BH! do you have a big large kitchen? thank you again for being here! xoxox
@@frumitup Todah! You are the sweetest person. Thank you for the blessing. Although my kitchen may be a little bigger than yours, it’s not big at all. My house is small. No dining room. Very little light. It’s a 1941 California bungalow. I got some good organizing ideas from you. Baruch HaShem! I needed them. 💚
Hi Sara 👋🏼 for the PARVE drawer use underware compartments you can find them at Ikea. There also different sizes and shapes containers with straight sides to save space.😊
I Love Kosher Kitchen. I am very impressed with your organization in a small kitchen! We are not Jewish but we have multiple food allergies in our home and Kosher shopping and meal prep is very useful for learning to prepare different foods for different allergies all in the same small kitchen. I noticed paper on the onions in one of your videos and wondered why. I cannot find the video for pantry organization so I thought I would ask here. Thank you so much for sharing your skills and your love in these videos.
hello sweet HCP colleague! i hope you have found the answer in the 50$ shabbat prep with all the ways i keep my produce fresher longer! if not, heres the answer to your question, I wrap the onions / I should say I placed them on empty egg carton's and cover them with paper it is where I found that they last longer and do not germinate as fast I hope it helps
I absolutely love watching these sort of videos. I'm not religious but my parents always encouraged my siblings and I to learn about and accept different religions. They taught us that just because we're not religious doesn't mean we can't accept others. Edit: If you get a new utensil or kitchen ware how do you decide if it's meat or milk?
As a vegan, I feel like I've heard words meat and milk to many times 😂😅 but I'm glad I've watched this video, I didn't know all those rules are so complex, its fascinating!😊
I’m so interested watching this video but also wondered why maybe you wouldn’t try going vegetarian or vegan to skip all of this! I’m not religious so don’t understand and my only experience with keeping things seperate in a kitchen is living with dirty roommates. Very interesting video and will def be watching more to learn more for sure!!!
Just found your videos looking about Shabbat. Im a christian and have got a copy of the scriptures been reading but had no idea how much went into this kosher meals. Impressive. I have 2 fridges and a deep freezer. Been using up all the pork i have bc i learned three Leviticus it was unclean. Wasnt gonna throw away food. Upon prayer ive noticed i dont feel so good when i was eating it. So trying to eat clean and observe the torah and shabbat. But its just me alone i cant see cooking and doing all what u do for a single female. Lol im trying and doing what i can i appreciate your content.
I am thoroughly enjoying watching your videos. I feel like I am learning so much about an entirely different culture from mine. While I understand it is just one perspective of a larger grouping of people, it’s wonderful to see. This is exactly what TH-cam should exist for. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your home. I’m not Jewish but I Love to see how other religions are around the world and in the USA. I saw your wedding and now the kitchen of your house. To be honest, I was so confused in the kitchen,so much you have to learn and I guess you mother taught you everything. I’m going to to continue to follow you and see what I can learn.😊
hi Sharon! I agree with you that perhaps from an outsiders perspective it looks very complicated but the bottom line is that milk and meat cannot be mixed together we have a set of dishes for each of them as well as set of pots and pans and different counters to put hot meat/milk dishes but beside that it is a personal preference of the family how they organize their kitchen the way I have showed you is just the method we prefer I hope it answers your questions and I am looking forward to reading from you again soon all the best
I Love Kosher Kitchen. Your video was fascinating! I am a retired mail carrier and for the last 20 years I delivered to a neighborhood with a large orthodox Jewish population. I was constantly learning about the religion and culture. My customers would always answer my questions about different holidays and customs! Thank you so much!
Thanks to you I was able to explain to my non faith child what a kosher kitchen consists of. Thank you so much for allowing us into the safety of your home. As a Catholic I dont know anything about judaism but other womens roles and practices are intriguing to me....
Thank you for sharing. As a mama I always wondered how to have a kosher kitchen in a smaller kitchen. It was beautifully organized and looked like a place for you and your family to prepare meals with love.
I agree. It is clearly possible to have everything in its place, no matter the size of the space. It resonates with my OCD neat/clean heart. It also reminds us to be content with what we have. This is the first time I have watched one of your videos @frum it up and it was a delight. Your kind heart is an ambassador for your religion and for you personally. Hi from Australia. oops. I love Kosher Kitchen!
Would you be able to explain the differences between Orthodox Sephardic and other Orthodox Jewish traditions. Thank you. Your content is very informative and I appreciate you sharing your culture. Regards from South Africa
hi gina! what a great question! All halacha were codified by Maran a great sage as sephardi we have different traditions and follow Maran Shulchan Aruch for our halacha or Jewish laws and our Ashkenazi Brothers follow the Rama who took the halacha from Maran and adapted to their local customs: hence some differences in what we keep, how we keep traditions, how we verify food,.... I hope it helps!
@@frumitup Thank you for the reply and yes it does help. I am going to do further research as I find the Jewish Faith rich in culture and kinship. Kind regards.
@@AllBrightColors yes but... It was not until the Shulchan Aruch and the Mapa on the Shulchan Aruch that halacha became standardized. I really don't know why
Love it. You elevate everything you do when you do it for God. It brings the mundane into a state of holiness. I feel so at peace when I watch your videos.
This m gave me even more strength to keep my kitchen halal. Thank you for this interesting and informative video! I didn't know that putting the hot pot, even with a trivet, would render the counter nonkosher
Hi Evan! if I may add something, if the trivet is clean and do not transmit the heat then you are ok, but if it is metal and not clean, it would transfer the nature of whatever is in the pot:) I hope it helps!
The last café I worked at was just a general chain, Starbucks-esque type. But we kept color coded tongs for baked goods that had nuts (peanut butter cookies, almond croissants) but also a color coded knife and tongs for meat 👍🏻
I love kosher kitchen. Oh my you have done it again! I am constantly amazed by your organizational skills,I don’t think I could ever keep all of that straight! Once again you have made my day.BTW I hope you have had blessed day with your family. Shalom
You made my brain quiet. The beautiful organization and your soothing voice made my normally buzzing brain be still for 15 whole minutes, I’m shocked! I wasn’t thinking about anything else, not what I have to do today/tomorrow/before bed/ next week - all of that stopped for 15 glorious minutes, I feel so calm and relaxed. Thank you so, so much! I really needed that 🙏 ❤️
What shocked me the most was that you thought this was a really small kitchen! What would you do if you had to live somewhere with a kitchen that only had say 2-3 cupboards, 1 drawer, 1 counter, 1 sink and 1 oven/hob? I lived in a studio flat once when I was a student where if I stood in the kitchen I could spin round and touch all sides without moving my feet (arms bent!). I struggled enough in that kitchen without any of the rules that you live your life by and had to use the shelves in my bedroom/living area as a pantry.
I hear you everything is relative! On a side note: in med school my kitchen had no cupboards one micro counter and one small sink: it still worked to keep kosher! Just needed a bit of creativity! Our mind is our limitation not our physical space Stay safe and blessed ❤️
So beautiful...such good intents. I'm praying over you & your family now...may the Maker of the Universe bless you & your family with His VERY best, Amen♡ Thank you for sharing.
I love kosher kitchen. I am learning so much about kosher laws. As someone who was raised as a “Christian” and never was the dietary laws even spoken of while growing up this is huge. Sometimes I feel like there is such a huge gap between the Torah and the New Testament although Yeshua was Jewish. This has led me on a wild ride to start to explore more and more of the Torah. I pray that Yah will open the windows to Heaven and rain down blessings to you and your family.
I love kosher kitchen! Hi, Sara. I'm not Jewish but I watch your channel (and Sonya's Prep) for the phenomenal organization and efficiency you both exhibit with meal prep and kitchen structure. Plus, I love learning about the various details of Orthodox Jewish life. Both of your channels have been enormously helpful to me for things like weekly meal preparation and storage as well as how to work smarter instead of harder in the kitchen. I'm in awe of how neat and organized your small kitchen is, especially with the amount of utensils, cleaning products, etc. you have. Looking forward to watching your next video.
Thank you so much my friend! I am very grateful that you are enjoying the videos and they are helpful to you! I am like you: it’s better to work smarter than harder! Thank you again for your kindness: it means so much to me 🥰🥰 have a wonderfully blessed week ❤️
You have beautiful,holy,very organised life..very blessed miss these practices as although raised orthodox..moved away from wish to return to after seeing your inspiring vids.. Thank You from U.K.
hi Patricia! yes yes yes! Nutella coffee: here is the recipe! INGREDIENTS 2 teaspoons instant coffee powder 3 cups whole (full-fat) milk you can also use skim, low-fat or plant based milk. 4 tablespoons Nutella 1 teaspoon granulated sugar ½ teaspoon vanilla extract 3-4 ice cubes Plus more for serving. You can also freeze some brewed coffee in ice cube moulds and use them instead . INSTRUCTIONS NUTELLA ICED COFFEE Add coffee powder, milk, Nutella, sugar, vanilla extract, and ice cubes in a blender. Blend well to make a frothy coffee. Add a few ice cubes in the serving glasses. Pour the coffee over the ice and serve immediately. NUTELLA HOT COFFEE Add coffee powder, milk, Nutella, and sugar to a saucepan. Heat over medium heat until the milk comes to a boil. Remove the pan from heat and stir in vanilla extract. Froth the hot coffee using a milk frother. Pour the coffee in serving mugs, sprinkle a little coffee powder on top, and serve immediately. LABRIUT: aka bon appetit!
Thank you for this! About to start my own kosher kitchen in my first apartment after college and super nervous about forgetting to buy enough keilim or accidentally treifing something up. Hopefully will be more assured over time.
Hello! I can suggest using coconut milk for recipes that require milk :) It's thick enough and it works really well as a substitute for normal milk and soy milk is nice to drink or add in coffee. Also vegan butter, might make your life a little more stress free As for bugs, you can drown vegetables and fruits in a bowl of water with a little vinegar or lemon juice or special soap for food. If the bugs were inside, they will float and the surface of the plants will be sanitized by the acid in vinegar. If the fruit or vegetable is eaten with the tlskin afterwards to remove the mild acidic taste you can just do a second wash with water and that's it
You are amazing! As a Christian we have 'suggestions' rather than laws about some things so we slip up more often than we probably should. You don't have much choice but to do things properly. I may have to write some laws for myself (I'm very lazy 😢) . ❤ to you and your family from UK 🇬🇧
This is amazing and beautiful. I knew about the dietary requirements but organization was always confusing to me. Thank you thank you thank you! Edit: I used to take care of my neighbors children after school, so I learned some, enough to not ruin dishes or food when giving snacks.
My neighbors are Hasidic Jews, associated with Chabad. Their custom is to have bar mitzvahs in New York. The father made the trip with their eldest son, who recently turned 13. The mother couldn’t go because the childcare arrangements for the seven younger children fell through. When I know them better I’d love to help, but my home is not kosher. It makes more sense for the kids to be cared for in their own home, but I wouldn’t want to make errors.
This is very interesting that all of these rules came from one verse in Leviticus. I always thought that verse meant that you cannot cook a calf while it is still weaning from it's mother's milk. Just so interesting.
I heard the no meat and milk rule in Judaism was because the stomach uses different enzymes to break down meat, and different enzymes for milk. If you mix the two together, I heard that the stomach finds it harder to digest both foods simultaneously, leading to eventual illness. Rabis had this knowledge of how the body digests food, and ailments, and wanted people to be safe, and not get ill. God would not want you to get ill, so rules are there to keep you in best health. Sorry if I wrote the wrong name for God, I don't know how you should say His name in Hebrew, and what the guidelines are. Apologies.
@@frumitup So, it's something I heard, but actually it's just something that some people say to make sense of the rule - I didn't actually see any references to historical sources that describe such a ritual. My study Bible instead simply makes a note that it's a very popular dish in the Levante, especially amongst the Bedouins, called Mansaf (it's still called the national dish of Jordan). I guess when it's made today the yoghurt isn't made from the lamb's mother, but I can imagine that in the past they might have very well slaughtered one of the lambs and used the milk from it's mother for cooking. And maybe it was a law that was meant to form identity as a people, to distinguish themselves from surrounding cultures.
I love your content! I'm Christian and my husband is Jewish. He didn't practice growing up, mostly holidays and his Bar Mizvah. I raised my kids knowing they are not considered Jewish, but to be very loving of the Jewish community and Israel. We do have special dinners for Passover, Channukah and Rosh Hashanah. Mostly to remind my husband of his roots, and show my kids his background. They are adults now, and always look forward those celebrations.
Just found your channel and am happy to know more about Kosher practices! I will look at more of you videos to learn more of your culture and religion. Thank you for sharing.
This was so beautiful and informative to watch. Thank you for taking the time to educate and share your culture 🤍 I’m very excited to watch your other videos!!
This is fascinating. I knew there were rules for keeping kosher, but I had no idea the extent of what must be done daily. Thank you for your willingness to educate those of us who know so little of your customs.
I loved the whole video but my favorite part was learning your favorite cabinet! I feel the same way when I look at mine all organized and neat; I always feel like I’m connected to some long ago ancestor with us both feeling proud and happy about our linens! Mine don’t stay as nice as yours all the time but your kitchen is more aspirational organization-wise and I’m not gonna beat myself up about it I’ll just say I love kosher kitchen!
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I really enjoyed the video on how you keep things separate. Do you have a refrigerator for meats and one for dairy? As usual I love to learn all the intricate details of being an orthodox jewish family. I love to learn about other religions and I think your channel is delightful 😊
Thank you so much Shelley! What a great question! When things are cold and wrapped separately we can store milk and meat in the same fridge. But We would not store meat and milk together in the same plate even if they were cold! I hope it helps! Please let me know if you have more questions: I LOVE YOUR QUESTIONS !! Have a blessed day!
This video is simply amazing! I appreciate you sharing so much about your culture and observing your religion. I also appreciate hearing about your own unique perspective as a Orthodox Sephardic Woman. I am Mexican and have learned a bit of the history of Spain and Sephardic Jews but do not know much about the specifics. Thank you again!
Your voice is so soothing & you explain things well. This is the first of your videos that I see, so please forgive me if you have already done so, but would you be willing to do a video explaining everything about Shabbat? I have little to no knowledge of how it works, though as a nurse, I did once have a woman in the hospital who asked us to understand that she had certain limitations. I'm having my teen take a course in World Religions as part of their homeschool curriculum & having it explain & practices witnessed in current day scenerios/situations would be very beneficial & educational. I'm definitely adding this video to their folder. Thanks so much.❤
Thank you so much for sharing! I had always been curious about how a kosher kitchen is set up. I will be using some of your organizational ideas in my own kitchen, and thank you for the idea of the tumbler washing balls, I will keep an eye open for some! I love the Kosher Kitchen, and much love from Oklahoma! 🥲 I'll be binging a bit with my new sub! 😊
I love this kosher kitchen! I am so impressed with your organization of all of your milk and meat dishes, pots and pans, and cooking utensils in a compact space. It must make you feel so good to pull out just what you need from the proper color-coded cabinet to prepare and serve your meals. I can see why the hand towel cabinet is your favorite, with all the colors of the towels, and especially the "Washing of the Hands" towels for Shabbat. I can see how having simple but lovely things makes being observant pleasant and joyful! Thank you for sharing this video with us (I'll be looking at my kitchen cabinets to see what I can learn from you!) and I wish you a happy Mother's Day!
I love kosher kitchen Quelle organisation, je suis impressionnée, j'ai adorée voir les serviettes comme c'est bien rangé.c'est magnifique, une cuisine de rêves. Je suis fière de toi. Tu es vraiment une maîtresse femme. J'ai beaucoup appréciée ce vidéo et j'ai aimé les 5 différentes sortes de plats. A bientôt Sara
i think its a liitle bit much my whole family is very religious and ive never heard of this before. my husband and i are not religious and dont keep kosher and mix dairy and cheese
Sara Malka, what a beautiful video. I remember my grandmother had plants on her kitchen window and when she mixed up silverware I’d see them stuck in the dirt of the plants. And she explained why that was done. I’ve always had a kosher kitchen but yours is amazing. Can you tell me where you got the sink scraper please? I use a brush, but the sink scraper would be a great addition. I also love the small balls you use to clean your tumblers. I love kosher kitchens.
Thank you so much Sharon for writing to me: I love reading your message every week❤️❤️❤️ My grandmother also put the knife in the ground for days!! For the scraper I have left a link in the comments and the description box: it’s from lodge company and you can find them on Amazon! For the cleaning balls: they are called spongeballz www.shopliftdeals.com/spongeballz-bottle-cleaning-silicone-balls.html I hope it helps sweet friend! Xoxoxo Shavua Tov ❤️❤️❤️
As a non-Jew, I am endlessly fascinated by Jewish kosher law. Thank you for showing how intricate it is! Please do more?!
With pleasure Amanda❤️❤️❤️
@@frumitup I too found it fascinating. Thank you for sharing your life like this.
I'm not Jewish but it was so interesting to see how organized everything must be and how dedicated you are to your traditions and faith, thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you to be here with an open mind and heart ❤️❤️❤️
I'm a practicing Muslim and I'm honestly really impressed and fascinated by how organized you are . And I just love learning about your traditions and practices . Incredibly interesting.
Those fully conscious animals DANCE on the floor halal slaughterhouse when their throats are slashed.
I'm Muslim too, and I was really impressed of how organized she is! Also I thought my religion practices was hard until I saw her kitchen lol
I love kosher kitchens
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I am not Jewish, and while I had heard about the fact that milk and meat can not be mixed together, I had no idea of how much work went into keeping one's kitchen kosher ! I appreciate you sharing so much with us, and enjoy learning about keeping kosher. Who knows, it might even come in handy someday; I certainly would hate to accidentally make someone's kitchen no longer kosher.
thank you for your kind and respectful words:)
I am a Christian who has quite a few Jewish friends, some from over 50 years ago in college. None of them is orthodox, but some are from orthodox homes. I have been watching your videos to help me understand some of their references and Hebrew words. Thanks so much for your help! And I admire your dedication to your faith and traditions. God bless you!
I Love Kosher Kitchen. Thank you for sharing your kitchen set up. Our neighbor Marion would invite my family for Shabbat dinner. I loved her Shabbat dishes. When she became terminally ill, she gifted me the dishes as she had no family. Each time we use them we say a special prayer for Marion and thank her for the special gift she has given to us. Blessings to you and your family.
What a beautiful story! May you use Marion’s dish I. Good health! Xoxoxo
What a beautiful story to share, thank you. I am sorry you lost your friend.
Hello ! I am a moroccan muslim. I am so impressed by your content. I am also an architect and have never thought how your religious practices could affect how you design space. So glad to get to know how you do normal life things. Thank you for sharing.
Always heard of Jewish Kosher practices, but had zero idea the extent of consideration and organization that goes into it! Well, I really didn't know much at all before this. I'm just very impressed from one mom to another!
Aww thank you Kitty❤️❤️❤️
Amazing
Yes, the everyday determination is very fascinating and honorable!
I learned quite a bit. Thank you.
I had a coworker who was orthodox in my teens and she quite literally saved my brother as she taught us the kosher symbols on food and suddenly we could identify IMMEDIATELY if a product had milk contamination (he has a very severe allergy and before she taught me and then I taught him, there were so many incidents and they had been getting worse). Kosher symbols are SO reliable it's amazing when cooking for family with allergies.
I had no clue there was so much involved in keeping a Jewish Kosher kitchen. This video was extremely interesting and informative. Thank you so much for sharing your love with us non Jewish people.
happy you liked it Lynda:)
I love Kosher Kitchen. I’m Catholic. Thank you for sharing. I now have more insight and appreciation for Kashrut and how it focuses the mundane onto the spiritual. Wow! What an organized kitchen. Perhaps you can invite over the Home Edit ladies to see what you’ve accomplished in a small space. Amazing!! You are kind to share this with everyone.
I love kosher kitchen. Your kosher kitchen is beautiful. I'm happy to say that as I deepen my understanding of kosher, and I continue my learning of becoming Orthodox from Reconstructionist, all my food and kitchen needs, are kosher. Your channel is a main source for me, I appreciate you.
Thank you so much Michelle 🙂
May H’ bless your path to become closer to Him ❤️❤️❤️
@@frumitup thank you! And may H' bless you as you care for your family and throughout your work, as you provide a healthy and safe environment for your family.
You have doubles of almost everything, and your kitchen is so so clean. I have one of the things I use and my kitchen is a disaster. I am so jealous of how organized this is. Wow. This was also fascinating. I had no idea how much went into keeping a kosher kitchen.
Such an informative and interesting video
I’m not Jewish - however I recognise your devotion to your beliefs and I admire your dedication to your faith, family and work and yet still find time to dedicate to your self - mindfulness, meditation, study and prayers
You are truly a blessed person who exudes love and goodness through your very being and words and actions
Thank you for sharing 🙏😊
I love kosher kitchen !!!
You are such a special lady. I love to watch your videos. And your sign off is wonderful. When you say that I am loved, it brings a tear to my eye.
May God bless you and your family.
I'm not Jewish, but I absolutely love a good kosher kitchen. It's so organized and clean!
I felt such peace while watching this. I hope your marriage has continuous peace and love.
aww thank you my friend:)
Greetings from Ireland. I love your kosher kitchen. God protect you and yours and keep you all safe always.
Thank you for sharing this. Even learning about Judaism from the outside so much of the daily living aspects of your faith make good sense. People of faith sharing the realities of their daily lives as you do humanizes us to one another and I truly am grateful to you for inviting us in the way you have.
i agree with you Carrie, we need more understanding of one and other!
The amount of patience you must have is INCREDIBLE to take all these steps every single day, especially with kids. I suppose you get accustomed to it and it becomes very normal. But as someone who knows basically nothing (apparently) about what goes into your lifestyle, I feel incredibly LAZY lol and people consider me a clean/organization freak!
You are perfect the way you are! It might look like a lot but it literally takes me a few minutes to do a verification
Beautiful! I am a Christian but I believe we are closely related in a spiritual sense. I believe in learning both because the traditions are so beautiful in each. I believe that we are all of one God and he is blessed us with each other so we may learn from each other. Thank you for your beautiful kitchen video. I wish I was as organized! Lovely! I have been blessed to have friends who shared Shabbat and Passover with me. It was an honor I will never forget.
thank you so much Kathy: i agree with you we should find more points that we have in common instead than to focus on our differences :) xoxox
I love how you live with God in your home - God, or perhaps rather His presence, literally lives IN your home with you and you honor and thank Him by not only inviting Him in to stay, but make Him *welcome* in such large and small ways. Your religion provides a way for you to find comfort, shelter, and direction from God by enabling His blessed presence to work in all parts of your daily life even down to the foods you eat and the ways you clean then prepare them. I'm sure there are difficulties (people being people) but it FEELS very...calming, peaceful, and secure, but mostly very comforting. Thank you for allowing us into your life!
I love kosher kitchen. Thank you for showing me your beautiful home .
I have a much greater appreciation of how much work can really go into homemaking. Thank you for sharing your culture with us!! Blessings to you and your family 💖
You are so welcome! and thank you so much Allyson :)
My little sister's had Jewish friends that told us about these practices. When I was first asked what pot I use for meat and which on for milk I was confused. Learned a lot from them and their mom.
I love this channel. I subscribed just a few days ago. I am the least religeous person you could meet but I find Judaism the way you explain it endlessly fascinating. Your narration is about the best on youtube. Well modulated voice and it keeps one engaged. I hope to learn more from you. Your sign-off was so heartfelt and meaningful. My good wishes to you and your beautiful family. See you again❤
I am so impressed with and amazed by how complicated it is to keep Kosher! And the organization you have! I would be happy to be 10% as organized. I'm so fascinated with Sephardic Orthodox practices beliefs and prayers. I appreciate how modest Orthodox Jewish women are. Thank you for sharing your life and faith!!!
I'm not Jewish, but I love Yeshua with all my heart. You inspire me in every single video that I watch. I recently cleaned all my veggies the way you do. I love your channel. Love you! Jeanie xxoo I think I'll make a kosher kitchen if that's okay. xxooo
I love kosher kitchen
Thanks for being so open and giving us a chance to explore the possibilities of a kosher life ✨️
awww I am so happy you liked it!
please let me know if you have any questions!
This was amazing. I loved it! My great-great grandmother was Jewish. Her family name was Hasid, but I don't know how to find out more about her. Watching you made me feel like I had a little understanding of aspects of her life. Thank you.
If this is your mother's mother's mother, then you're a Jew too. Judaism passes from the mother. If she is of Ashkenazi descent, you can find information at Yad Vashem, If she was in the Holocaust. In addition, there is Beit Hatfutsot in Israel. Good luck!!
@מעיין ג'ורנו
Thank you so much. I've never known where to look. I only know she was in Ireland for some time around early to mid 1800s, but wasn't born there. I really appreciate your help 💕
@@martinemartin4779 Hi! There's a really small Jewish community in Ireland (even smaller now than in your great-great grandmothers time) and there's a good chance that someone kept records somewhere of all the Jews. The Irish Jewish Museum might have something or the Synagogue in Terenure could guide you in the right direction :)
@@userzquid Oh really? I've never known where to look. I only found out she was Jewish because I was doing my family history and found it on a family document. Thank you for your help. I'm so grateful. x
Here are some links if you are interested. Hasid is definitely a Jewish surname! This name is in Avotaynu - just looked! It's a form of Chassid, Chassidic, etc. 1) avotaynu.com/csi/csi-home.htm 2) jel.jewish-languages.org/words/222 3) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasid 4) www.libraryireland.com/matheson/report/jewish-names.php
Long time watcher, first time commenter. I decided to comment to thank you for how informative your videos are! I'm not Jewish but I am a writer who wants to write Jewish characters and do them and their religious practices justice. I take so many notes when I watch your videos (especially this one!) and there's always small details in your videos that I don't find mentioned in other resources I've looked at. I've always been fascinated by Judaism and find it such a wonderful and lovely religion with so many intricate details. You have such a soothing voice, I put your videos on in the background when I'm doing homework, writing, or knitting and it is so relaxing.
Thank you so much Emma for your kind words 🥰
I love your Jewish kosher kitchen and I enjoy your videos so please keep doing more of them when you can God bless and keep you safe
You have organized so well. Your DEVOTION is SINCERE. BLESSINGS...
I love kosher kitchens 💕. It’s amazing how much you have managed to store in your small kitchen!!
Your Simchat HaChayim is an inspiration!!!
Thank you so much my sweet angel!
Shavua Tov xoxoxo
I love Kosher kitchen ! Thank you for teaching me more about kosher Jewish life, I love learning and find much of what you say very helpful in planing I am a quadriplegic in an electric wheelchair and need to be organized your showing me options I didn’t know, thanks BeSafe!
I am so grateful it could help! Stay safe sweet Marcy❤️
I love kosher kitchen! Sara, you have some impressive organization skills my friend! After watching this I'm inspired to reorganize the freezer in my kitchen. In regards to your utensils drawer, leave it as it is so I can feel better about the state of mine. 🤣
Loolll: it’s done I’m Not touching my hobbit little parve drawer!! Xoxox thank you for being so amazing!
Xoxoxo
My Dear Sister, I am learning so much about your people, your passion for faith. Thank you for your generosity. 😍
I also love that, as you say each time I listen, we are enough and loved just as we are. Finally, your beautiful eyes say everything that is in your heart. You truly a tree a healer. Oh, I do love a kosher kitchen. I am learning so much.
My hopeless typing is contained in my comments yet agsin, but I think you will understand me anyway 😁
I love kosher kitchen! Kol Hakavod! I'm a shadchanit and will be passing this on to our new kallah's to help with their setting up of their homes and kitchens!
Shalom aleichem, Sarah! I just got home from our 14 year marriage anniversary and your video was the first thing I saw when I tuned in. What a blessing! Todah! The hubby and I don’t eat meat, but my 22 year old daughter does, so I have a round cutting board for us and a rectangular one for her. You have an amazing amount of storage for the size of your kitchen. I love your upper double corner cabinet. Perfect way to utilize that awkward space. I love your kosher kitchen. Your warm and welcoming personality was the perfect welcome home. Todah rabah! SheElohim yevarach otha 💚
first and foremost: Mazal Tov sweet Angel!
May you share many more years of love and happiness with your spouse and may these year be filles with love, laughter and above health and closeness to G.od:)
thank you for your kind words regarding my kitchen!
It is small and after many years and different systems we finally found somewhat of an equilibrium BH!
do you have a big large kitchen?
thank you again for being here!
xoxox
@@frumitup Todah! You are the sweetest person. Thank you for the blessing. Although my kitchen may be a little bigger than yours, it’s not big at all. My house is small. No dining room. Very little light. It’s a 1941 California bungalow. I got some good organizing ideas from you. Baruch HaShem! I needed them. 💚
Hi Sara 👋🏼 for the PARVE drawer use underware compartments you can find them at Ikea. There also different sizes and shapes containers with straight sides to save space.😊
I’ll look into them: thank you!!!
I Love Kosher Kitchen. I am very impressed with your organization in a small kitchen! We are not Jewish but we have multiple food allergies in our home and Kosher shopping and meal prep is very useful for learning to prepare different foods for different allergies all in the same small kitchen. I noticed paper on the onions in one of your videos and wondered why. I cannot find the video for pantry organization so I thought I would ask here. Thank you so much for sharing your skills and your love in these videos.
hello sweet HCP colleague!
i hope you have found the answer in the 50$ shabbat prep with all the ways i keep my produce fresher longer!
if not, heres the answer to your question, I wrap the onions / I should say I placed them on empty egg carton's and cover them with paper it is where I found that they last longer and do not germinate as fast I hope it helps
😱 that's amazing bless u 2
Love the positivity! Good for all of us no matter what our faith
Thank you Lisa ❤️❤️❤️
I used to work for a kosher family. This brings back pleasant memories and makes me feel very content. Thank you for sharing.
I absolutely love watching these sort of videos. I'm not religious but my parents always encouraged my siblings and I to learn about and accept different religions. They taught us that just because we're not religious doesn't mean we can't accept others.
Edit: If you get a new utensil or kitchen ware how do you decide if it's meat or milk?
Your parents are very smart BH!
You are correct when we get brand new utensils 🍴 we assign them meat or milk
As a vegan, I feel like I've heard words meat and milk to many times 😂😅 but I'm glad I've watched this video, I didn't know all those rules are so complex, its fascinating!😊
I hear you! as a vegan it was most probably a lot!
I’m so interested watching this video but also wondered why maybe you wouldn’t try going vegetarian or vegan to skip all of this! I’m not religious so don’t understand and my only experience with keeping things seperate in a kitchen is living with dirty roommates. Very interesting video and will def be watching more to learn more for sure!!!
Anybody who is eating only meat only milk would also simplify the equation
As a vegetarian ... it would make everything so much easier.
@@63Freja true!
Something about the way you end your videos just makes my heart feel warm and cozy. Thank you for the video, blessings to you and your family x
i am so happy it can resonate with you: I mean every word I say:)
Have a blessed week my sweet Pickle Cat!
I admire your faith and dedication. Sending love from US 🫂🇺🇸❤️🇨🇦❤🇮🇱
Just found your videos looking about Shabbat. Im a christian and have got a copy of the scriptures been reading but had no idea how much went into this kosher meals. Impressive. I have 2 fridges and a deep freezer. Been using up all the pork i have bc i learned three Leviticus it was unclean. Wasnt gonna throw away food. Upon prayer ive noticed i dont feel so good when i was eating it. So trying to eat clean and observe the torah and shabbat. But its just me alone i cant see cooking and doing all what u do for a single female. Lol im trying and doing what i can i appreciate your content.
I am thoroughly enjoying watching your videos. I feel like I am learning so much about an entirely different culture from mine. While I understand it is just one perspective of a larger grouping of people, it’s wonderful to see. This is exactly what TH-cam should exist for. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing your home. I’m not Jewish but I Love to see how other religions are around the world and in the USA.
I saw your wedding and now the kitchen of your house. To be honest, I was so confused in the kitchen,so much you have to learn and I guess you mother taught you everything. I’m going to to continue to follow you and see what I can learn.😊
hi Sharon!
I agree with you that perhaps from an outsiders perspective it looks very complicated but the bottom line is that milk and meat cannot be mixed together we have a set of dishes for each of them as well as set of pots and pans and different counters to put hot meat/milk dishes but beside that it is a personal preference of the family how they organize their kitchen the way I have showed you is just the method we prefer I hope it answers your questions and I am looking forward to reading from you again soon all the best
I Love Kosher Kitchen. Your video was fascinating! I am a retired mail carrier and for the last 20 years I delivered to a neighborhood with a large orthodox Jewish population. I was constantly learning about the religion and culture. My customers would always answer my questions about different holidays and customs! Thank you so much!
Thank you Jacquelyn so much for being so open minded 🥰
I am extremely impressed with your dedicated skills in your kitchen. Thanks for sharing them
Thank you so much 😊
Thanks to you I was able to explain to my non faith child what a kosher kitchen consists of. Thank you so much for allowing us into the safety of your home. As a Catholic I dont know anything about judaism but other womens roles and practices are intriguing to me....
Thank you for sharing. As a mama I always wondered how to have a kosher kitchen in a smaller kitchen. It was beautifully organized and looked like a place for you and your family to prepare meals with love.
Thank you So much ❤️❤️❤️
I agree. It is clearly possible to have everything in its place, no matter the size of the space. It resonates with my OCD neat/clean heart. It also reminds us to be content with what we have. This is the first time I have watched one of your videos @frum it up and it was a delight. Your kind heart is an ambassador for your religion and for you personally. Hi from Australia. oops. I love Kosher Kitchen!
Would you be able to explain the differences between Orthodox Sephardic and other Orthodox Jewish traditions. Thank you. Your content is very informative and I appreciate you sharing your culture. Regards from South Africa
hi gina!
what a great question!
All halacha were codified by Maran a great sage
as sephardi we have different traditions and follow Maran Shulchan Aruch for our halacha or Jewish laws and our Ashkenazi Brothers follow the Rama who took the halacha from Maran and adapted to their local customs: hence some differences in what we keep, how we keep traditions, how we verify food,....
I hope it helps!
@@frumitup Thank you for the reply and yes it does help. I am going to do further research as I find the Jewish Faith rich in culture and kinship. Kind regards.
@@frumitup But didn’t RaMBaM codify all the Halakha and give an extensive, organized categorization prior to the Shulcan Aruk?
@@AllBrightColors yes but... It was not until the Shulchan Aruch and the Mapa on the Shulchan Aruch that halacha became standardized. I really don't know why
This was a really interesting insight into a kosher kitchen 🙂
Thank you soooo much Louisa! 🥰🥰
Love it. You elevate everything you do when you do it for God. It brings the mundane into a state of holiness. I feel so at peace when I watch your videos.
I LOVE KOSHER KITCHENS. Thank you for your video!
This m gave me even more strength to keep my kitchen halal. Thank you for this interesting and informative video! I didn't know that putting the hot pot, even with a trivet, would render the counter nonkosher
Hi Evan!
if I may add something, if the trivet is clean and do not transmit the heat then you are ok, but if it is metal and not clean, it would transfer the nature of whatever is in the pot:)
I hope it helps!
The last café I worked at was just a general chain, Starbucks-esque type. But we kept color coded tongs for baked goods that had nuts (peanut butter cookies, almond croissants) but also a color coded knife and tongs for meat 👍🏻
thank you so much for your comment, color coding is used more than we think!
I love kosher kitchen. Oh my you have done it again! I am constantly amazed by your organizational skills,I don’t think I could ever keep all of that straight! Once again you have made my day.BTW I hope you have had blessed day with your family. Shalom
You are so kind Denis thank you so so so much ❤️❤️❤️ I’m sure you would do awesome 😎!
You made my brain quiet. The beautiful organization and your soothing voice made my normally buzzing brain be still for 15 whole minutes, I’m shocked! I wasn’t thinking about anything else, not what I have to do today/tomorrow/before bed/ next week - all of that stopped for 15 glorious minutes, I feel so calm and relaxed. Thank you so, so much! I really needed that 🙏 ❤️
Awwww thank you so so so much sweet Peta:)
I am happy you had a quieter mind for a few moments :)
stay safe and blessed:)
So intricate I am non-Jew but love to learn about your traditions through your videos!
What shocked me the most was that you thought this was a really small kitchen! What would you do if you had to live somewhere with a kitchen that only had say 2-3 cupboards, 1 drawer, 1 counter, 1 sink and 1 oven/hob?
I lived in a studio flat once when I was a student where if I stood in the kitchen I could spin round and touch all sides without moving my feet (arms bent!). I struggled enough in that kitchen without any of the rules that you live your life by and had to use the shelves in my bedroom/living area as a pantry.
I hear you everything is relative!
On a side note: in med school my kitchen had no cupboards one micro counter and one small sink: it still worked to keep kosher! Just needed a bit of creativity! Our mind is our limitation not our physical space
Stay safe and blessed ❤️
@@frumitup “Our mind is our limitation not our physical space.” Beautifully stated and applicable to all parts of life. Thank you.
Jewish families tend to be bigger....hence bigger kitchens😉
I love kosher kitchen! Your videos always inspire me to start the week feeling organized and ready to conquer whatever life throws at me! 💖
thank you so much sweet Ronan!
xoxox Have a blessed and organized week ;)
So beautiful...such good intents. I'm praying over you & your family now...may the Maker of the Universe bless you & your family with His VERY best, Amen♡
Thank you for sharing.
Amen and thank you MaeMae May❤️❤️❤️
Thank you all for making and sharing this video.
I love kosher kitchen. I am learning so much about kosher laws. As someone who was raised as a “Christian” and never was the dietary laws even spoken of while growing up this is huge. Sometimes I feel like there is such a huge gap between the Torah and the New Testament although Yeshua was Jewish. This has led me on a wild ride to start to explore more and more of the Torah. I pray that Yah will open the windows to Heaven and rain down blessings to you and your family.
I love kosher kitchen! Hi, Sara. I'm not Jewish but I watch your channel (and Sonya's Prep) for the phenomenal organization and efficiency you both exhibit with meal prep and kitchen structure. Plus, I love learning about the various details of Orthodox Jewish life. Both of your channels have been enormously helpful to me for things like weekly meal preparation and storage as well as how to work smarter instead of harder in the kitchen. I'm in awe of how neat and organized your small kitchen is, especially with the amount of utensils, cleaning products, etc. you have. Looking forward to watching your next video.
Thank you so much my friend! I am very grateful that you are enjoying the videos and they are helpful to you!
I am like you: it’s better to work smarter than harder!
Thank you again for your kindness: it means so much to me 🥰🥰 have a wonderfully blessed week ❤️
You have beautiful,holy,very organised life..very blessed
miss these practices as although raised orthodox..moved away from
wish to return to after seeing your inspiring vids..
Thank You from U.K.
awwww Sarah , your comment made my heart melt :)thank you for writing to me and please let me know how i can help you :) xoxoxox
I love ❤ Jewish kitchen! I cannot have enough of your videos! Thank you for sharing all these wonderful things about Jewish people! 💕
Did someone say "Nutella coffee?" That sounds delicious and would love to see how you make it !
hi Patricia!
yes yes yes! Nutella coffee: here is the recipe!
INGREDIENTS
2 teaspoons instant coffee powder
3 cups whole (full-fat) milk you can also use skim, low-fat or plant based milk.
4 tablespoons Nutella
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
3-4 ice cubes Plus more for serving. You can also freeze some brewed coffee in ice cube moulds and use them instead .
INSTRUCTIONS
NUTELLA ICED COFFEE
Add coffee powder, milk, Nutella, sugar, vanilla extract, and ice cubes in a blender.
Blend well to make a frothy coffee.
Add a few ice cubes in the serving glasses. Pour the coffee over the ice and serve immediately.
NUTELLA HOT COFFEE
Add coffee powder, milk, Nutella, and sugar to a saucepan. Heat over medium heat until the milk comes to a boil.
Remove the pan from heat and stir in vanilla extract.
Froth the hot coffee using a milk frother.
Pour the coffee in serving mugs, sprinkle a little coffee powder on top, and serve immediately.
LABRIUT: aka bon appetit!
@@frumitup A belated "Thank you" for the recipe!
Absolutely Sounds Delicious ☕
I love kosher kitchens. You have super organizational skills. Thanks for sharing your kitchen with us.
Thank you so much Mary ❤️❤️❤️
I really enjoy watching all of your videos of your kosher kitchen. Please make more videos about your practices to keep everything kosher.
Everything is so greatly organize. WOW, I've really learned a lot today.
thank you :)
Thank you for this! About to start my own kosher kitchen in my first apartment after college and super nervous about forgetting to buy enough keilim or accidentally treifing something up. Hopefully will be more assured over time.
You got this!
Hello! I can suggest using coconut milk for recipes that require milk :) It's thick enough and it works really well as a substitute for normal milk and soy milk is nice to drink or add in coffee. Also vegan butter, might make your life a little more stress free
As for bugs, you can drown vegetables and fruits in a bowl of water with a little vinegar or lemon juice or special soap for food. If the bugs were inside, they will float and the surface of the plants will be sanitized by the acid in vinegar. If the fruit or vegetable is eaten with the tlskin afterwards to remove the mild acidic taste you can just do a second wash with water and that's it
Thank you❤️
You are not alone, respect from Australia, ( non jewish, but learning oh so much)
You are amazing! As a Christian we have 'suggestions' rather than laws about some things so we slip up more often than we probably should. You don't have much choice but to do things properly. I may have to write some laws for myself (I'm very lazy 😢) . ❤ to you and your family from UK 🇬🇧
This is amazing and beautiful. I knew about the dietary requirements but organization was always confusing to me. Thank you thank you thank you! Edit: I used to take care of my neighbors children after school, so I learned some, enough to not ruin dishes or food when giving snacks.
My neighbors are Hasidic Jews, associated with Chabad. Their custom is to have bar mitzvahs in New York. The father made the trip with their eldest son, who recently turned 13. The mother couldn’t go because the childcare arrangements for the seven younger children fell through. When I know them better I’d love to help, but my home is not kosher. It makes more sense for the kids to be cared for in their own home, but I wouldn’t want to make errors.
This is very interesting that all of these rules came from one verse in Leviticus. I always thought that verse meant that you cannot cook a calf while it is still weaning from it's mother's milk. Just so interesting.
thank you so much for your comment!
i agree with you, theres always something else to learn:)
have a blessed day!
I heard the no meat and milk rule in Judaism was because the stomach uses different enzymes to break down meat, and different enzymes for milk. If you mix the two together, I heard that the stomach finds it harder to digest both foods simultaneously, leading to eventual illness. Rabis had this knowledge of how the body digests food, and ailments, and wanted people to be safe, and not get ill. God would not want you to get ill, so rules are there to keep you in best health. Sorry if I wrote the wrong name for God, I don't know how you should say His name in Hebrew, and what the guidelines are. Apologies.
@@kadda1212 hi! Never heard of it: please tell me more!
@@frumitup So, it's something I heard, but actually it's just something that some people say to make sense of the rule - I didn't actually see any references to historical sources that describe such a ritual. My study Bible instead simply makes a note that it's a very popular dish in the Levante, especially amongst the Bedouins, called Mansaf (it's still called the national dish of Jordan). I guess when it's made today the yoghurt isn't made from the lamb's mother, but I can imagine that in the past they might have very well slaughtered one of the lambs and used the milk from it's mother for cooking.
And maybe it was a law that was meant to form identity as a people, to distinguish themselves from surrounding cultures.
I love a kosher kitchen. Thank you for explaining it all. ❤💙
I love your content! I'm Christian and my husband is Jewish. He didn't practice growing up, mostly holidays and his Bar Mizvah. I raised my kids knowing they are not considered Jewish, but to be very loving of the Jewish community and Israel. We do have special dinners for Passover, Channukah and Rosh Hashanah. Mostly to remind my husband of his roots, and show my kids his background. They are adults now, and always look forward those celebrations.
Just found your channel and am happy to know more about Kosher practices! I will look at more of you videos to learn more of your culture and religion. Thank you for sharing.
thank you so much ! I am so happy it was helpful to you and i am so grateful you took the time to write to me!
have a blessed day
This was so beautiful and informative to watch. Thank you for taking the time to educate and share your culture 🤍 I’m very excited to watch your other videos!!
Thank you so much!
I love Kosher kitchen. This was so educational, thank you for sharing.
Wow! I have a whole new level of respect for Jewish women. You are so kind and loving. Can't wait to learn more from you.
This is fascinating. I knew there were rules for keeping kosher, but I had no idea the extent of what must be done daily. Thank you for your willingness to educate those of us who know so little of your customs.
Would love a super detailed video on checking for bugs on different things. They are hard to find. Lots of videos are confusing or not clear. Thanks!
thank you so much for writing to me today ! i will for sure integrate more bug videos! :)
have a blessed day!
So would a glass table top not be a simpler solution?
yes :)
with kiddos, it is too dangerous:)
@@frumitup Ah ok yup makes sense, we learned the hard way.
what a happy morning to see your kitchen and this piece of you and your family's blessed life. :))
I loved the whole video but my favorite part was learning your favorite cabinet! I feel the same way when I look at mine all organized and neat; I always feel like I’m connected to some long ago ancestor with us both feeling proud and happy about our linens! Mine don’t stay as nice as yours all the time but your kitchen is more aspirational organization-wise and I’m not gonna beat myself up about it I’ll just say I love kosher kitchen!
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3-4 ice cubes Plus more for serving. You can also freeze some brewed coffee in ice cube moulds and use them instead .
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NUTELLA ICED COFFEE
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Pour the coffee in serving mugs, sprinkle a little coffee powder on top, and serve immediately.
I really enjoyed the video on how you keep things separate. Do you have a refrigerator for meats and one for dairy? As usual I love to learn all the intricate details of being an orthodox jewish family. I love to learn about other religions and I think your channel is delightful 😊
Thank you so much Shelley!
What a great question!
When things are cold and wrapped separately we can store milk and meat in the same fridge.
But We would not store meat and milk together in the same plate even if they were cold!
I hope it helps! Please let me know if you have more questions: I LOVE YOUR QUESTIONS !!
Have a blessed day!
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Just found you and I love Kosher Kitchen. Looking forward to watching more of your videos 🙂
Thank you so much!
This video is simply amazing! I appreciate you sharing so much about your culture and observing your religion. I also appreciate hearing about your own unique perspective as a Orthodox Sephardic Woman. I am Mexican and have learned a bit of the history of Spain and Sephardic Jews but do not know much about the specifics. Thank you again!
Your voice is so soothing & you explain things well. This is the first of your videos that I see, so please forgive me if you have already done so, but would you be willing to do a video explaining everything about Shabbat? I have little to no knowledge of how it works, though as a nurse, I did once have a woman in the hospital who asked us to understand that she had certain limitations.
I'm having my teen take a course in World Religions as part of their homeschool curriculum & having it explain & practices witnessed in current day scenerios/situations would be very beneficial & educational. I'm definitely adding this video to their folder. Thanks so much.❤
Thank you so much for sharing! I had always been curious about how a kosher kitchen is set up. I will be using some of your organizational ideas in my own kitchen, and thank you for the idea of the tumbler washing balls, I will keep an eye open for some! I love the Kosher Kitchen, and much love from Oklahoma! 🥲 I'll be binging a bit with my new sub! 😊
I love this kosher kitchen! I am so impressed with your organization of all of your milk and meat dishes, pots and pans, and cooking utensils in a compact space. It must make you feel so good to pull out just what you need from the proper color-coded cabinet to prepare and serve your meals. I can see why the hand towel cabinet is your favorite, with all the colors of the towels, and especially the "Washing of the Hands" towels for Shabbat. I can see how having simple but lovely things makes being observant pleasant and joyful! Thank you for sharing this video with us (I'll be looking at my kitchen cabinets to see what I can learn from you!) and I wish you a happy Mother's Day!
Awww Gail : you made my day with your comment! Thank you for being a HUGE RAY OF SUNSHINE ☀️ in my life xoxoxo
I love kosher kitchen
Quelle organisation, je suis impressionnée, j'ai adorée voir les serviettes comme c'est bien rangé.c'est magnifique, une cuisine de rêves. Je suis fière de toi. Tu es vraiment une maîtresse femme. J'ai beaucoup appréciée ce vidéo et j'ai aimé les 5 différentes sortes de plats. A bientôt Sara
i think its a liitle bit much my whole family is very religious and ive never heard of this before. my husband and i are not religious and dont keep kosher and mix dairy and cheese
@@shulamitberkovich3277 cheese is dairy
Sara Malka, what a beautiful video. I remember my grandmother had plants on her kitchen window and when she mixed up silverware I’d see them stuck in the dirt of the plants. And she explained why that was done. I’ve always had a kosher kitchen but yours is amazing. Can you tell me where you got the sink scraper please? I use a brush, but the sink scraper would be a great addition. I also love the small balls you use to clean your tumblers. I love kosher kitchens.
Thank you so much Sharon for writing to me: I love reading your message every week❤️❤️❤️
My grandmother also put the knife in the ground for days!!
For the scraper I have left a link in the comments and the description box: it’s from lodge company and you can find them on Amazon!
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I hope it helps sweet friend!
Xoxoxo Shavua Tov ❤️❤️❤️
I understand putting a utensil n the dirt as a reminder to kasher it but why leave it for days?
This was fascinating. I had no idea what went into things to remain kosher. Thankyou for allowing us all to see this