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...and ate pastrami sandwiches and kosher dill pickles, followed by raspberry ice cream. (source)kosher = conforming to Jewish dietary law
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My Uncle Hal owned a kosher delicatessen in Brooklyn. (source)
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But getting Eusie to eat non-kosher food was something else.† (source)
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My grandfather Saul ran one of the first kosher restaurants in America, see.† (source)
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He worked as an assistant in a kosher grocery store on Main Road, looking after the deliveries.† (source)
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I can get a kosher meal, and I don't have to listen to a lecture about the evils of Israel.† (source)
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And it's not as if we keep kosher or do things as a rabbi would.† (source)
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"In combination with strict monogamy and other kosher practices, yes," the Librarian says.† (source)
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And so, if I overheard mention of something I was ignorant about—keeping Kosher, Tammany Hall, haute couture—I researched it later on.† (source)
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It wasn't a complete meal, but what we had was kosher and it reminded me of the sacred nature of that last supper with Akiva.† (source)
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So I cut each of the two birds into eight pieces and put them in a bath of water, kosher salt, sugar, a bay leaf, a splash of soy sauce, a garlic clove, and a small handful of peppercorns and coriander seeds.† (source)
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A kosher bakery that you couldn't find it if I gave you a road map, a guidebook and whatever he's called that speaks five languages.† (source)
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It hadn't been bad at all, and good kosher corned beef was something he'd been unable to find in London.† (source)
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The visitors were taken there and shown them, all neatly hung in rows, labeled conspicuously with the tags of the government inspectors—and some, which had been killed by a special process, marked with the sign of the kosher rabbi, certifying that it was fit for sale to the orthodox.† (source)
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Something wasn't kosher about the story of Nationwide Flight 353.† (source)
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It's not entirely kosher, but it's fast.† (source)
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