Inhale the flour mixture, OCCASIONALLY alternating WITH the buttermilk
I’M MAKING SHORT RIBS
i couldn’t figure out what kind of liquid you’re supposed to add so i did half broth half red wine? plus thyme sprigs AND rosemary sprigs. now it is in the oven forever
also ideally i would be serving it with polenta but i don’t know how…. to make polenta…. and also we don’t have any and im in too much pain to go to the grocery store today. so we are instead having the most mashed potatoes. so many
first of all: yes, Judaism exists in the Pokémon universe; Meowth specifically mentions Yom Kippur in the song Nobody Don’t Like Christmas, which you can find here on Bulbapedia. this brings up a lot of theological questions (arceus echad?) but i think we can for the time being set those aside and discuss the real important stuff, like, as observant Pokémon trainers, what do we eat? (can you even be an observant Pokémon trainer? after all, Rabbi Ovadiah Yosef had a strong negative opinion on the Jewish-ness of bullfights, and many rabbis have spoken on the scriptural obligation to prevent an animal’s suffering, which to me definitely applies to Pokémon fights. maybe N is the most frum of us all)
(again, this post cannot possibly get into all the implications of trying to be Jewish in the world of Pokémon, so let’s move on)
as a guide for this post, i have followed (with exceptions) this guide to Poke-kashrut (please click here to embiggen) that i can unfortunately no longer find a real source for because the Facebook group therein is defunct! if you have a question as to why a particular Pokémon was not included check the guide first, I pretty much agree with it! (also Wingull and Pelipper aren’t kosher because pelicans are specifically called out as non-kosher bird)
must a sport be entertaining to watch? 
