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they were used during the pre-linch prayer period. strictly arabian.
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What is a sentence using the word napkins?
The newly engaged couple called off the wedding over an argument about the colour of the napkins.Wipe your face on one of the napkins, not the tablecloth, please.He held the napkins too close to the candle. The romantic dinner was ruined.
How can you hide food during meal times?
by eating it try that
What pilgrim custom for woman regarding mealtimes?
women cooked the meal of course. The head of the houshold the husband would take his food first and the wife would take hers before the children. women lay their napkin on their laps while men over their shoulders.
How and where the family eats their meals?
how a family eats a meal is with a fork or a spoon with napkins,some table knifes,where they eat is well in the kitchen or in the dining room!!!! :D
How do you get your son to sleep through the night?
Consistent meal times and naps during the day result in predictable sleep patterns at night.
Do you get free drinks on Eva air in economy?
You can ask for drinks on Eva Air International Flights. They serve you during meal times.
When do italian's eat their lettuce during a meal?
that have salads at the end of their meal.
How do you setup the table?
a table setup is when the kitchen table has been laid, sometimes fancily, for dinner or for another meal. In other the words, the table has been set with plates, utensils, cups, and napkins
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Children do the same thing at meals during Pesach that they do during any meal, they eat.
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an average human chews almost 250-300 times per meal!
What do you do at Islamic meal times?
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When did the Jews begin celebrating Seder?
In biblical times, all the way back before the Babylonian exile, and possibly even during the wanderings in the desert. Passover was one of the 3 pilgrimage holidays, when all Jews (or at least the men) were to go to Jerusalem. On the eve of Passover, before sunset, each family was to bring a lamb to the Temple for slaughter, and then take most of the meat home for dinner. The Seder meal began as the festive meal where the Passover sacrifice was eaten "with unleavened bread and bitter herbs." After the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, the Seder meal became a way to remember the sacrificial system, and over the years, a fixed liturgy for the meal was hammered out and formalized, remembering not only the meal itself but the discussion among the Pharisees about how to celebrate the meal.
