Guest guest Posted September 26, 2006 Report Share Posted September 26, 2006 > > Just wondering if there's anyone else on here who keeps kosher? I've searched for a Yahoo group about SCD and keeping kosher, but haven't found one. Before I start one, I want to make sure I'm not talking to just myself! > > I find that many of the recipes are not acceptable for kosher diets (i.e. recipes combining dairy w. meat, and as far as I know, there is not a kosher gelatin that is acceptable). Also, the standard kosher " go arounds " , such as subbing rice milk for dairy milk, margarine for butter, etc. can't be done. On the positive side, there may be SCD legal kosher products not widely available that someone near a kosher market would have access to. > > Since my dd has only been on the diet four months, I am hoping someone more experienced than I already has formed such a group. > Ellen, Shana Tova! The Long island List used to have a lot of kosher members and we do have a few. Digestive Wellness makes some Kosher SCD prepared foods which are Kosher. I have never tried anything but the cookies so can't attest the quality but others have been pleased. Just be careful as not every food on their inventory is for beginners. There should be no problem or conflict with keeping Kosher and doing SCD. Carol F. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2006 Report Share Posted September 26, 2006 Although I do not now keep a kosher kitchen, I have kept one and loved doing so. Which probably makes me a little strange since keeping kosher can, admittedly, be a pain at times. But, so can this diet. For that matter, so can life - or, many things worth doing. I do, and have, run many groups and would be more than happy to help you set it up. Feel free to email me off list. jazzway@... Also, I would be more than happy to work with you on recipes that are kosher Although, just about any good kosher cookbook, minus the baking section, would be good to use. As for the baked goods, I would love to work with you on modifying whatever recipe you wanted to modify. I would think that coconut milk, or any of the nut milks would work as a good substitute. You might have to make it from scratch, but it should work just the same. BTW, happy New Year. Jazz -- Re: keeping kosher > > Just wondering if there's anyone else on here who keeps kosher? I've searched for a Yahoo group about SCD and keeping kosher, but haven't found one. Before I start one, I want to make sure I'm not talking to just myself! > > I find that many of the recipes are not acceptable for kosher diets (i.e. recipes combining dairy w. meat, and as far as I know, there is not a kosher gelatin that is acceptable). Also, the standard kosher " go arounds " , such as subbing rice milk for dairy milk, margarine for butter, etc. can't be done. On the positive side, there may be SCD legal kosher products not widely available that someone near a kosher market would have access to. > > Since my dd has only been on the diet four months, I am hoping someone more experienced than I already has formed such a group. > Ellen, .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2006 Report Share Posted September 26, 2006 On the Digestive Wellness website, they have a gelatin made from fish that I believe was kosher. Would regular gelatin be kosher if it did not include pork products? Or is there something else about gelatin that is a problem? Lorilyn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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