passover health: matzoh, soup and family

Elizabeth landoken
Passover is a bit like Thanksgiving for Jews: family and friends get together to eat a lot of food.
The festival, which commemorates Jewish slavery in Egypt, began on Monday for eight days, during which observers did not eat any fermented bread or various grains.
Some traditionally avoid eating beans, corn and other starch.
Passover dinner
Called \"seder\", meaning \"order \"--
Traditionally on the first night, participants experience a series of elements that symbolize food and represent the Passover story.
Some families also have seder the next night.
Some seder foods are good for health.
One, perhaps the most famous seder element, can cause some digestive problems.
Matzoh, eaten by Passover watchers, symbolizes that Jews flee their homes without enough time for bread to rise, and are actually constipation, although no one knows exactly why.
Matzoh has only about 1 gram per fiber, so it certainly doesn\'t help in this regard.
But dried fruit, considered an antidote, is also a Passover Jewish food, notes Joe Regenstein, a professor of food science at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.
\"As long as you drink enough water and eat enough fiber to move things, you may be fine,\" the doctor said . \"
Lisa Bernstein, assistant professor at Emory University School of Medicine.
There is also whole wheat matzoh, which helps to provide good carbohydrates and healthy fat, she said.
Matzoh ball soup: A 2009 study in the Journal of Agriculture and Food Chemistry of the American Chemical Society suggests that chicken soup, the so-called \"Jewish penicillin\", may have medicinal value.
The researchers gave protein from chicken leg collagen to mice.
The researchers said blood pressure dropped in mice that used to build models of high blood pressure.
This series of studies is credible and may explain the benefits of this \"Jewish penicillin\", Regenstein said.
Charoset is a paste made of apples and nuts, symbolizing the mortar used by Egypt to make bricks (
Legend has it that Jewish slaves built pyramids;
This was revealed by some historians, but still controversial).
Omega-rich walnuts-
3 fatty acids are good for your heart, vision, and even memory, Bernstein notes.
However, if this is your first injection and you are allergic to nuts, be sure to avoid it.
Family, same as any major food
The key Festival is an important part of Passover.
There\'s always some problem with this-
Deal with relatives you haven\'t seen for a long time, make sure everyone gets along well
But family reunion is a positive thing for most people.
A 2002 review of family practices and ritual research published in the Journal of Family Psychology found that family rituals, including Passover and Thanksgiving, help to maintain stability in stressful times.
These, as well as routines such as family meal time, are linked to everything from academic success to children\'s health and strong family relationships.
I just had Passover with close friends-it was a great time to be together and to rejoice in a ceremony that still makes so much sense.
Oh yeah, did I mention that I made great chopped liver, matzoh balls floating from heaven, and a friend who made absolutely incredible cow bris and tsimLife is good.
About Charoset: this is a recognized wisdom, that \". . .
The pyramid was built by Jewish slaves, \"it is a duck-style building that is not worth repeating.
First of all, it is out of place and illogical.
\"Pyramid \"-
Probably the three great pyramids of Gizah, perhaps the early pyramids of the South, including the ladder pyramid of Sakkara --
Built in the third and fourth dynasties, 2650-
2575 BC and 2575-2467 BC.
Jews did not exist at the time.
Ancestors of Jews, Hebrews, or \"Israelis --Bene Yisra\'el -
It was not until a few centuries before entering Egypt.
If you look at the account of the Bible, Joseph, son of Jacob akah Israel, Israel, who brought the Israelites to Egypt and settled on the Land of Goshen, the chariot that was driven after pharaoh\'s car
When the Great Pyramid was built, the Egyptians had no wheels.
When the Egyptians had wheels, horses and chariots, the Great Pyramid was ancient.
Even if it is to be determined that the migration of Sumerian/Chardin Abraham from the city of Sumerian to the land of Canaan took place during the pre-dynasty or early dynasty of ancient Egypt, when there were still no Jews in Egypt --
Or anywhere else.
Second, recent studies on ancient Egypt suggest
Summary, maybe-
The pyramids were built by native Egyptians, and undoubtedly slaves, who were called up for temporary service on the pyramids, possibly during the flood season, and their labor on the farm was spared.
Those who are not actually slaves for war or other reasons are the people of Pharaoh, who are asked to give time and effort to the cause of the great nation.
These labor gangs are run by professional artisans who have been digging and researching in villages near the pyramid.
My question is, why do they have food that represents the mortar used in the pyramid building?
The answer is obvious!
I\'m not a Jew, but Purim always looks the most interesting!
Seders was the first two nights, and there were only 1st nights, except in Israel.
The Israelis were ordered to eat in a hurry-not allowed to sit down while eating, leave quickly, and save nothing from eating.
As a young man, I was impressed by the \"disconnect\" between tradition and lack of confidence in what it represents.
I have stopped the tradition, but keep faith.
God has always supported the remnants of believers.
It is gratifying to tell this ancient story and eat symbolic food.
While almost all fruits and vegetables are allowed, I think the healthiest and most challenging part is that you have to think before you eat.
If you are the Passover, you can\'t just eat the simplest and most convenient snacks or fast food.
A little planning and thinking is needed before putting things in your mouth.
It would be a habit to choose more carefully and more homemade food for only eight days. . .
Joe, what are you talking about?
I read your composition 3x but still didn\'t get it.
For me, a group of people who believe in a single God can escape captivity through a series of lucky events.
Hebrews, Jews, Israelis, what do you call them. . . whatever.
It is an awesome festival, and the celebrators recall the period by thanking God and eating all kinds of food to commemorate all aspects of the story.
You\'re digging into the details and ruining it.
They made a movie about it. How could it be wrong.
Joe, I know history very well.
However, every pharaoh was buried in the tumb of piramid.
Some pirates are bigger than others, but they were built when Jews were enslaved in Egypt.
Regarding your comment about the Jews not being there during the construction of the pyramid, I quote Wikipedia: \"The name of the pyramid of the sun came from the Aztecs, after being abandoned for centuries, he visited the city of teottivacan;
The name Teotihuacanos gave to the pyramid is unknown.
Built in two phases.
The first construction phase is about 100 °c.
Bring the tower to the size of today.
The second round of construction completed a scale of 357 feet (225 meters)
Span 246 feet (75 meters)
High, making it the third largest pyramid in the world, second only to the greater pyramids of Joru and the greater pyramids of Giza.
The second stage also built an altar at the top of the pyramid, which has not survived until modern times.
The Adosada platform was added to the pyramid at the beginning of the third century \".
So even if the Jews did not enter Egypt at the time of the first phase of construction, they did not fully enter Egypt at the second and third stages.
Check your facts before embarrassing yourself. Wow!
I am a Catholic and have not tried most of the food mentioned above but it sounds great! ! ! : )
I like the food as a symbol of something more meaningful. . . .
We have a similar tradition on Easter, we put a wicker basket together and bless on the eve of Easter, which contains some food, which is also a symbol of other things. . . .
This is a very good, very important tradition.
Happy Passover celebration! : )
I searched the word pyramid in the Bible and the software did not return any results.
Where did the idea of Israeli slaves building pyramids come from?
I believe more in the Bible than in the words of Zahi Havas, the grandiose archaeologist-but when he \"proves\" that slaves did not build pyramids, it took a little time to be satisfied-because he effectively proved that the Bible was wrong.
I believe someone created strawman and Zahi Hawass beat it naively.
I believe that at some point the slaves in Egypt were engaged in some construction projects (
Not necessarily a pyramid)
And Master G-
D send them with a strong hand.
Chag Pesach Sameach -\". . . .
For our sheep. Yeshua)
The Messiah was sacrificed. . .
\"James, the word pyramid is not what you are looking.
Look at pitom and ramses.
The insurance company called the disaster of the natural world: \"The act of God! \".
The same is true of Passover.
This may be due to the sudden disappearance of water in the Red Sea during the past glacial action on an ancient \"fortress\" of the body, when the sea water was much lower, about 30 m kilometers.
The Israelis may know this Ford car because they are the real old man in history and have a good record.
Also, but what they don\'t know is that a huge tsunami may be on their way, and it seems unnatural that the predecessor of the tsunami was the sudden disappearance of the ocean.
Then calm for a moment and the sea comes back in the waves of the tsunami.
The Israelis must act quickly.
It\'s not an orderly parade, it\'s not a hundred miles.
Like the \"for\" mentioned above, it has to be in a narrow place.
Therefore, the faith of the Jews was not laughed at, Moses was right, and the people of Moses were saved.
Answer to Joe\'s question: why would they have food that represents the mortar used in the pyramid building?
The answer is obvious!
What is your obvious answer?
Thank you for your history class.
The Jews did not translate the Bible into English.
Misconceptions come from other places, or people who want to put their ideas on things.
The Bible did not say that the Hebrew slaves built the pyramids, but in fact told us that they built the garrison/shop cities of pitom and Ramses.
Not mentioned in all these comments about the lamb.
Moses told his people to bake a leg of sheep and eat it quickly. No one should take it away.
On top of that, there was no unfermented bread in their house.
They don\'t have time for it to rise, Gupta said.
Rest assured that some will wait for this and be caught by the king\'s army and others who have stayed to take care of them.
This may be the reason why Moses gave the order.
Because the book space is precious, there is little explanation for the Torah, septaguine, the Bible, and the Syrian Bible.
They will kill the lamb and put the blood in the post of the door and in several other places, so that the angel of death will \"cross\" the house.
The lamb is at the heart of Passover, and without it there will be no Passover.
Ridiculous article
Stay away from meaningful things during the holidays. 1.
Stop quoting Wikipedia as a legitimate source of information.
This is a good reference, but that\'s all.
It was written by any joe.
Blow straight who may or may not have his facts.
Find other source confirmation information. 2.
Not all the pharaohs were buried in the pyramids. 3.
So they may not have built the pyramids.
This does not mean that they have not been enslaved or asked to work on other projects that are less prominent. 4.
In many religions, there are many things that are not consistent with history and archaeology.
This does not make them less important to those who are religious.
Yev, the Wikipedia article you quoted mentions the pyramids located in Mexico and Central America
Their building line.
This has nothing to do with the Egyptian pyramids and their times. line.
Of course, maybe you think the Jews built the Mexican pyramid, but it would be a very ignorant position because even the Jews did not do so.
As you said, \"verify your facts before the embargo (sic)yourself\". . .
Especially if you are going to rely on Wikipedia-independent sources to support your claim.
The Messiah has not arrived yet, so he has not sacrificed Yev: You have confused the middle-
The pyramids of America and Egypt.
According to a plan, the Egyptian pyramid was built over a period of time.
They may use it later when they are done, but they have completed the building (
At least outside). The Meso-
The pyramids of the United States are built in many stages and have no final goal.
The pyramid is basically the skin on the ruins and is regularly covered with new facades.
You can put a middle
The American pyramid, like an onion, often finds a complete and complete old pyramid.
The Egyptian pyramid has a top stone, so there is no temple at the top.
So your logic is wrong.
Joe is right, but his remarks seem to have political or social motives, and so do you.
Joe\'s comments are based on a general but incorrect assumption.
The pyramids were not mentioned in both exodus and Passover.
Instead, it says that our ancestors were enslaved to build great cities, Pithon and Rameses, where there is no historical inconsistency.
Everyone was quick to point out the right from the mistake, the fact from the novel, and basically outsmart each other so that they were too stupid to understand the whole point of view of the article.
Religion aside, this is a health-related topic.
CNN\'s blog made me sick of their stupidity.
Given that the article mentions the health of Passover, I find it interesting that the author does not mention how much unhealthy food people may eat during Passover.
Eggs are needed for so many recipes (yolk included)
There is a lot of oil.
I did a lot of cooking during Passover, and during that week I ate more eggs and oil than at any time of the year.
That\'s not necessarily the case, of course, but if you make matzah balls, matzah meals \"rolls\" and Passover cakes, that\'s the result.
Why can\'t we enjoy the benefits of learning other cultural traditions that are potentially good for our health?
That\'s why it took me a day to read the article.
By the way, this is informative.
Those who tried not to write a religious blog but did. . . Shame on You.
Respect for others is a common behavior of human beings.
Everyone is crazy to say God.
I just don\'t understand.
Joe, this is a very long explanation for a very simple question.
You seem to have a big investment in this answer.
Instead of claiming that the Jews had built the pyramids, my sheep HMRC was \"the city of Pharaoh \".
Recently discovered Pi-
Ramesses is a huge city built under Rameses, and this great city is probably the evidence we have been looking.
There is new evidence that the city collapsed and abandoned after the eruption of the Santorini volcano caused local climate change.
Therefore, according to the new science, a series of events have begun in the Nile that reflect 10 Biblical plagues, starting with the red tide of algae.
See National Geographic special series plague: Facts of faith and science behind 10 plagues.
\"Starting in the 1930s, the Austrian archaeologist Manfred bitak conducted a study.
The question stays only for one time: there is a few generations between the exodus stated in the Torah and the evidence of the PiRamesses. Oh, well. Works for me.
Yev, I think you are off the ground from the pyramid reference on Wikipedia.
As far as I know, they are mainly referring to the pyramids built by the Aztecs or Maya, and I\'m sure they are in Mexico/Central America, not Egypt.
They mentioned the Giza pyramid just because of its height. Yeah right Mag.
Why can\'t we get along well? Please.
Since when will we respect the common behavior of mankind?
I really like to eat a lot of different kinds of soup, especially vegetable soup. ,\"-
My favorite is chicken soup and beef soup. The taste is too strong-`~i agreed . . . . . :)
In my opinion, I like chicken soup and beef soup which always taste the best.
I love the taste of both, Oh, I always like the taste of chicken soup and other soups, you know, I\'m a soup addict
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