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↑ sarahd ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 4:34 pm

We had lox and onions on rye and then omelets and plenty of water to drink. I feel lovely - not hungry and not stuffed.

miriam ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 4:59 pm

1stimer wrote:

May it be the last tisha b'av.

AMEN!

↑ sarahd ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 5:11 pm

As I told my husband, next year may we be eating a korban chagigah instead of fasting!

Pickle Lady

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 6:15 pm

sarahd wrote:

As I told my husband, next year may we be eating a korban chagigah instead of fasting!

YUMMY that sounds so good right now. (insert licking my lips icon)

↑ lucky ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 6:58 pm

To break the fast I will first serve cake & juice. then I will serve
egplant parmesan
noodle cheese kugel
fruit soup
vegetable salad
pudding

dessert cheese cake & ice cream

I am still thinking it is not enough. although I know from experience that most of it will be for lunch tommorow.
less than 3 hours to go.

↑ 1stimer

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 6:59 pm

Sounds like a huge feast to me lucky. I'm sure its enough.

Rochel Leah

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:05 pm

I am just making, tuna in potatoes, a veg salad and maybe a soup.

I just want to drink after a fast, I can't eat to much anyways.

↑ miriam

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:06 pm

We have cooking in the oven right now...................
honey cake
two types of souffles:
veggie with cheese
veggie without cheese

↑ lucky ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:07 pm

I rather need food than drink. I usually have to remind myself to drink after a fast.

lucy

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:25 pm

1stimer : amen - to the last fast not the lox!

Well I made for my kids a yummy hearty veggie soup with other things, so my DH & I will break the fast with tea & cake, then a little while later some soup crust bread, & whatever else he wants to eat.

Tovah

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:28 pm

soft chocolate cookies with a drink
cream of mushroom soup and salad
corn on the cob for dessert

1hr and 12 mins left Cheers

shoy18

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:30 pm

we are braking our fast on
Cinnamon buns and chocolate buns
Coffee

garlic bread
potato leek soup
home made pizza
Salad

↑ lucky ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:32 pm

I see so many mentions of tea to break the fast. Any special reason? My husband breaks the fast with 94% proof plum brandy. I always wonder if he is the only one drinking alchohol to break the fast.

↑ technic ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:41 pm

ok im NOT having a go at u or dh but im just curious -is he allowed 2 break 9 av fast w alcohol?

↑ technic ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:42 pm

shoy I already knew abt the cinnamon buns LOL

de_goldy

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 7:51 pm

tecnic - as far as I konw it's only wine thats not allowed.

↑ technic ↓

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 8:01 pm

de goldy ty - just wondered!

↑ queen

Sun, Aug 14 2005, 10:49 pm

Tovah wrote:

soft chocolate cookies with a drink
cream of mushroom soup and salad
corn on the cob for dessert

"lifes short....... eat dessert first!"

↑ sarahd ↓

Mon, Aug 15 2005, 5:19 am

BTW, you are allowed to drink wine after the fast. This year, as you know, we had to make havdala and the Shulchan Aruch says "mavdilin al hakos", which Mishna Brura specifically notes means that you're allowed to drink wine. Since wine/grape juice are the only drinks prohibited during the Nine Days anyhow, and even they are allowed Motzai Tisha B'Av, there is certainly no problem breaking your fast on brandy.

Lucky - I know lots of people who break their fast on schnapps. My grandfather a"h used to.

↑ lucky

Mon, Aug 15 2005, 6:15 am

I always just wonder how they can tolerate alchohol on an empty stomache. I have to be careful what I eat after a fast.
My husband also made havdalah on wine.

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