Tisha B’Av may commemorate more than one event, but its origin, to my knowledge, is as a day of mourning for the destruction of the 2nd Holy Temple in Jerusalem. (3 replies, last updated by Abe August 2, 2001)

: there are sizes and sizes. In Mishnayos Pesachim the sages discuss how much sacrificial meat you can have in your hands when you leave the temple in Jerusalem (since it was all was supposed to be consumed in the temple). Rabbi... (12 replies, last updated by chudawn July 5, 2005)

response. There’s no official right thing to do that I’m aware of — at least not since the Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed 1,934 years ago (to the day, I might add). When the Temple stood, there were certain... (31 replies, last updated by Elisa Diener August 11, 2004)

). They cooked two dinners at the Sheraton TLV and two dinners in Jerusalem. The Chefs ate perfect Humus at Abu Hassan, visited the spiritual Western Wall as well as “lots of less holy nightlife stuff.” Day 1 We shoot scenics in... (0 replies, last updated by EATTV April 1, 2009)

on this board) best american chinese in boston, golden temple, with best bar hands down (best martini in boston/brookline). go for the clams, the special ribs, the shanghai chicken, the beef udon noodles. best bakeries: clear... (55 replies, last updated by chowmouse November 20, 2009)

Yo Ma in Brighton for lovely spicy burmese chicken soup, penang’s tom yum seafood soup, Golden Temple's udon noodle soup, Shanghai Gate in Brighton for the loveliest, lightest wanton/wintermelon soup and lots of good... (19 replies, last updated by katielp December 23, 2007)

chocolate shop). At least one of the desciptions is confusing, the Middle Eastern place is not a jewish deli, it is a great lebanese joint called Old Jerusalem. They make one of my favorite falafels—maybe third only to a... (14 replies, last updated by ms. chow May 5, 2009)

’re thinking we should be working for Khun Tam ourselves, but he already has like six Thai guys working this seaside boite. They are longhair types with wispy Uncle Ho beards and badass temple tattoos all over. Sak Yant inked... (0 replies, last updated by EATTV April 1, 2009)

Goosebeary’s, Jerusalem Cafe, and this new foofy Clover Food Lab thing. As I said, they do a lot of business because there’s a lot of desperate people who don’t want to walk all the way over to Mass Av to get a... (28 replies, last updated by Passadumkeg December 31, 2008)

Annapurna, Hare Krishna temple- $7 buffet. Hit and miss but hey it’s cheap. Buddha’s Vegitarian=- some of it’s greasy but the smokiest spring roll that’s home made and amzazing (23 replies, last updated by mrsleny January 2, 2007)

of times, but it doesn’t taste like anything to me. It is a beautiful temple to coffee though, and I don’t doubt Jeremy’s sincerity. I haven’t compared Ritual lately. Haus, the new place on 24th Street,... (26 replies, last updated by sugartoof May 27, 2009)

the conquest and sack of Jerusalem and the Temple in which the candelabrum had been situate. Now to Marcello’s. Many of the customers are Jewish and the menu suits. It has such authentic regional specialties as steak and... (28 replies, last updated by Snarf August 13, 2008)

offering that atones for the sins of humanity in Christian theology, harkening back to ancient Jewish Temple sacrifices." (79 replies, last updated by laliz April 9, 2009)

, Aziza, Yusan Sushi, Adagia, Jerusalem, Sea Salt, Caribbean Cove, Casa Latina, Tamarindo, Sea Mi, The Patio, Pizzaiolo. Also Fatted Calf, Gregoire, Lola’s, and Blue Bottle Coffee. I haven’t even had time to go... (39 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston August 16, 2005)

not to interupt, but let jfood interupt. he used to make the challah for his old rabbi and sneak it into temple (extra honey was the secret). Now your chocolate challah sounds like something jfood would very much like to try if... (44 replies, last updated by valerie September 21, 2007)