Re: Meandering Jerri Type Post

In article <5GWMj.6599$HJ1.4789@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
"Annie" <annie@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> spake thusly:

> My family doesn't eat 'gebrokts' (matzoh that gets wet) either, not
> until the 8th day. If I hadn't been used to this my entire life I'd
> probably feel even more deprived with the food choices we are
> restricted to.

My family doesn't do g'brokhts either.  But my sister married a geyr,
who got to pick his minhagim, so he decided he was going to eat
g'brokhts but not kitniyos.  Much of the family does the s'darim by
them.  Since they're all da'ati/orthodox (misnagdim), my parents, who
would not even think of eating g'brakhts in their own house, bow to
the minhag of the ba'al habayis.

I've been making the charoset pretty much every year since I was a
little kid.  :)

Chag kasher v'sameach!

- Morty