You can't eat blood, or stuff with blood in it. (Cooked pig blood is a popular cuisine choice in Jakarta.) Actually what is the meaning of not eating stuff with blood in it? Is it because you can't eat things when they are alive?
To be more exact here
Are we prohibited to eat
Cooked blood
Liv...
Initially posed unclearly. Edited to be more clear, as a mitzva-reasons question. Answered as a reasons question with multiple good answers. Now, re-edited by the author to be what looks clearly like a halacha, not reasons question.
@IsaacMoses roll back, further edit to explicate what it anyway was taken to be asking, and comment encouraging asking about parameters of the law in a separate post
@DoubleAA I'm inclined that way as well, from the POV of maintaining quality content. OTOH, it feels a little unfair to the author to have forced him into a different question than what he wanted
I would like to "advertise" a personal (Jewish) project of mine. First of all I would like help editing, and second I would like people to know about the project. I hesitate to do this because it feels like it breaks the rules of the forum.
How might I do this advertising in an appropriate way,...
You can't eat blood, or stuff with blood in it. (Cooked pig blood is a popular cuisine choice in Jakarta.) Actually what is the meaning of not eating stuff with blood in it? Is it because you can't eat things when they are alive?
To be more exact here
Are we prohibited to eat
Cooked blood
Liv...
I would like to "advertise" a personal (Jewish) project of mine. First of all I would like help editing, and second I would like people to know about the project. I hesitate to do this because it feels like it breaks the rules of the forum.
How might I do this advertising in an appropriate way,...
