Plenty to Read in This Jewish Blog Stew of Havel Havelim and Kosher Cooking Carnival

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I'm doing it again. As I've found myself as a very busy "default hostess" for both Havel Havelim and the  Kosher Cooking Carnival, since both were due to be posted last last week, I'm combining them into one stew, or maybe we'll call this one a cholent.  This time, I'm going to mix up the posts completely. There will be food and politics all stewed together in one big pot.

Havel Havelim is a weekly Jewish and Israeli blog carnival, which includes all sorts of posts about Judaism and Israel.  The Kosher Cooking Carnival is a monthly blog carnival, appearing on or around Rosh Chodesh, the beginning of the Jewish Month.  It includes posts about all aspects of kosher food and kosher cooking.

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Just to remind you, it's not all that difficult to host a blog carnival. Try it.  Choose one or both.  If you'd like, then please email me at shilohmuse at gmail dot com.  You're invited to join our facebook pages Havel Havelim and Kosher Cooking Carnival. It's best to send in your links via blog carnival, KCC, HH.  Blog Carnival send the hosts not only links to posts that have been submitted but also a suggested "mock-up" sample of what could be the carnival.  They send it in two versions, embedded text and html.  You can paste an edit what they send.  In addition I suggest adding posts and pictures you've seen which fit the criteria of the carnival.  This past week was Chanukah as you can see from the posts.

Real Jerusalem Streets
A GREAT MIRACLE HAPPENED HERE

I hope this has made you sufficiently hungry to dig into the posts and of course also share this blog carnival and all the posts in it. Just that you know, that inclusion in this HH/KCC doesn't mean that I agree with the posts.

Another bus incident, this one ends differently This is a very special story, highly recommended.
100 Days Recommended for different reasons
Café Forte and the Missionary Kashrut Controversy
Letting Go
Non-potato latkes
A Great Miracle Happened
We Need a Leader With Guts, Like The Biblical Judah!
Cooking for the Generations
Best of Hanukkah in Jerusalem
Vayigash - Love and Tears
Post-Partum….
The Beit Shemesh Spit That Wasn't?
chicken paella
Chanukah 5774 wrap-up
Mosco on the Mediterranean
Jewish Electron Shells
Chanukah—What Should I Think About?
I Barely Know Where to Start
Why?
Reflecting on Chanukah, 8th Day, See the Light
V'Zot Chanuka
Lighting The Spark Of Unity
Discrimination Against Arabs? Or the Protection of Jews?
Big Chickens for Chanukah
Stuffed Eggplant, The Ironic and Easy Recipe
A Real "Shechiyanu" ("First")
More Five Shekel Food in Jerusalem
Who killed the light of Chanukah?
Eyfo HaSherutim? איפה השרותים?
Spicy Roast Sweet Potatoes
Hidden Corners of the Shuk and Bargains
"Ivrit": a Hebrew word meaning "drives one to drink"
Turkey Infused Applesauce
Closest Shopping Mall Near Shiloh
Report: US accepts Israel's position on Jordan Valley
Efrat and Chanukah
Ava Gardner’s Secret About Her Secret Jew
Peter Beinart and Wise and ... Jabotinsky
Peace first, Chanukah second
REVIEWING JOY OF KOSHER BY JAMIE GELLER
A reaction to recent Lev Tahor polemics [ironic but serious]
Israeli Rabbinate Caves into the Israeli Secular Courts' Demands,...Again.

Great Ideas of the 20th Century

Next week's host for Havel Havelim is Esser Agaroth.

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of jewish-israel blog carnival aka havel havelim using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of kosher cooking carnival-kcc using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.
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