To: SJackson
"At one point during the conference, a Yemenite Jew prepared a kosher locust- Sephardi Jews, unlike Ashkenazim, ate such kosher insects until recently-but there weren't many takers when it came time to eat the fried grasshopper."
I thought it wasn't known which specific species of locust was kosher?
9 posted on
05/11/2004 7:12:30 PM PDT by
adam_az
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To: adam_az
I think there are a few kinds kinds defined by color. Telling them apart may well be a lost art, though someone must have figured it out for the restaurant. I wonder where you order locusts?
10 posted on
05/11/2004 7:19:29 PM PDT by
SJackson
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To: adam_az
Ashekenaz Jews do not have a tradition identifying which species of locust are kosher. Sephardi Jews do. Therefore, Sephardi Jews eat certain locusts, while Ashkenaz Jews don't.
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