Passover Vegetables What Do You Know About Eating Beans And Corn During Passover? What Is The Reason For Not Being Able To?
What do you know about eating beans and corn during Passover? What is the reason for not being able to? - passover vegetables
I ask because I have never heard that beans are not authorized products with yeast. But someone told me that they were not allowed to eat beans and vegetables. Does anyone have any information on this subject and why?
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Ashkenazi Jews can not eat rice, beans and other legumes. Peanuts are one reason might be because it is in Europe - added to the list because they are techinically vegetables. It is the Jewish custom of always ridiculous.
Once forbidden cereals such as wheat and barley were stored in the vicinity of the beans and rice, and was the consumption of banned substances. Sephardic Jews are more intelligent and not these stupid bans.
I want bread, pasta, rice, mmm .... Passover is more difficult than fasting. . .
They are called Kitniot
They are rice, maize, beans and peanuts. The reason not to be eaten at Passover is a limitation that has allowed European-Jewish rabbi, in front of hundreds of years.
http://www.aish.com/passlaw/passlawdefau ...
gratvol right.
only add to your response ....
Sephardic Jews eat rice, beans and corn. Ashkenazi-No. But now the chief rabbi of Israel has announced that all Jews can not eat corn, rice and beans
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