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Wouldn't it depend on how the rabbit was prepared, JaneX?
We've got kosher salt in the kitchen I know - I use it for making soothing bath salts for the hobbits to use when they soak in the tub. I'm pretty sure we can accomodate you, if not, we'll by gosh darn get what you need! We can't have a wench that is unable to eat in the tavern!
quote:Meat - For an animal to be Kosher, it must have split hooves and chew its cud. (Examples: cow, goat, lamb.) Non-Kosher animals include pig, horse, camel and rabbit. Kosher fowl include chicken, turkey, goose, and certain duck. Animals and fowl must be slaughtered by a specialist, called a shochet, and then soaked and salted in accordance with Jewish law. All carnivorous (meat-eating) animals and fowl, and the blood of all animals and fowl, and any derivatives or products thereof, are not Kosher.
We studied kosher animals in high school honors English. Don't ask me WHY we studied this.
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When someone says its kosher, it just makes me want to eat it more. And the cool thing is, I can! Yay! *goes off and eats some bacon*
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There's plenty of beef down in the freezer in the cellar! Why don't we make a nice sirloin roast, and we can serve that in addition to rabbit stew? With carrots, and potatoes from Jenny's Garden - it will be perfect!
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*walks down the stairs from taking a shower * Boy do I feel good after that shower, I also got a lot of sleep in my hideaway room. Well I’m back for a while until my free sprit calls and I have to slip away for a few days.
I found the stew when I got in and had some before I slept…. It was wonderful.
Every one checkout the kitchen, I brought back a tub of fresh blackberries and have made a huge cobbler for everyone. It should be ready about now.
What’s this about a trampoline downstairs??
*Walks downstairs to see just what the guys have been up to *
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Fael, we haven't ascertained your bachelor-state-of mind yet, so unfortunately I can't admit you to the WBP as yet. If you can convince me, the chief of security, that you possess the bachelor spirit and coolness like us Wizard Bachelors, then you're free to come in. But don't count on me being very forgiving. I'm very grouchy that I missed Kama playing pool in a miniskirt (not to mention having some company down here at all, aHEM), so I'm very grouchy.
But I have a plan to remedy all of that...muwahaha
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Oh jeez...I was hoping nobody would notice...
::adjusts wig::
Well, I'll have to set out at once. Let's see...I can return Arwen's Evenstar to her, I can't imagine how she lost it ::raises forehead skin in Maethoriell's direction::. And perhaps I can bring back some elves! Does anyone need anything delivered to Rivendale? Want me to pick up anything along the way?
Who will accompany me on this peri...er, pleasent journey?
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Well it's good that Rivendell is just a short little jaunt or you guys would really be leaving me and Jenny in a lurch!
Oh, bring back Glorfindel. Glory is always good to have around he's a decent cook and he sings a nice tune.
Elladan and Elrohir may be in their father's house, if so ask them if they want to come back with Glory. They really can't do much in the tavern, but they're nice to look at.
Elrond has some good wine in his cellar, see if you can grab some while he isn't looking.
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I would like to just stay here and practice my arrow shooting. I hear there will be games up ahead, and must prepare myself.
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:: semi-randomly shoots arrow that flys through the hole T's arrow made and keeps going and splits T's arrow in half, embedding itself into the rabbit ::
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