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Donatellas is a popular dining destination at Monte Casino, Fourways. Catering to discerning taste, we offer a variety of dishes, including meat, fish and the customary Italian fare. Conveniently situated next to the Casino, the restaurant boasts seating for over 250 people. We are the perfect choice for functions, parties and conferences. Monte Cassino (today usually spelled Montecassino) is a rocky hill about 130 kilometres (81 mi) southeast of Rome, in the Latin Valley, Italy, 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) to the west of the town of Cassino and 520 m (1,706.04 ft) altitude.
Are you prepared for a nuclear attack on your senses? The exploding flavours, the electric atmosphere, the vibrant colours, the festivities! The magic of Mexico is here at La Rosa Mexican Grille. Come and join us, for an unforgettable experience.
La Rosa uses only fresh, high quality ingredients to create exciting and tastebud tingling dishes.
Fancy a drink? A night out?
Meet up with your amigos upstairs at the Tequileria and choose from the extensive cocktail and tequila menu – everything from El Jimador to Kah, as well as some home brewed craft tequilas in a variety of flavours. The fiesta is always on!
We look forward to seeing you. Reserve your table and DUST off your sombreros!
Honeydew
011 675 2544
or email: honeydew@larosamexican.co.za
Montecasino
011 465 0408
or email: montecasino@larosamexican.co.za
Suncoast
031 942 6750
or email: suncoast@larosamexican.co.za
Time Square
012 003 5848
or email: timesquare@larosamexican.co.zaCheck out Our MenuSWhen we created our menu, our goal was to bring our customers a true Mexican experience. From the Antojitos y Aperitivos inspired by the traditional street food of Mexico to the sweet, delectable churros.MAIN MENUDownload our main menu
A great selection of starters, mains and our Mexican inspired desserts. DRINKSDownload the DRINKS menu
Cocktails, wine, beers and an extensive Tequila selection for you to choose from. The story of TequilaEnjoy your tequila as the Mexicans do, sipped slowly and chased with a refreshing sangrita.Contact UsDrop us a message, let us know what you think.Getting thereHoneydew Village CentreJohn Vorster Road, cnr Christiaan de Wet Road, Weltevreden Park, Roodepoort, 1709 011 675 2544 honeydew@larosamexican.co.zaMontecasinoShop #2 Montecasino, 1 Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways, 2191 011 465 0408 montecasino@larosamexican.co.zaSuncoastSuncoast Boulevard, Marine Parade, Durban 031 942 6750 suncoast@larosamexican.co.zaTime Square209 Aramist Avenue, Menlyn Maine, Pretoria 012 003 5848timesquare@larosamexican.co.zaOrigin
“Halal” is an Arabic word meaning lawful or permissible. Halal food is food permitted for consumption according to the Islamic dietary law as dictated by the Quran. Foods that is not permissible is called haram meaning unlawful or prohibited.
The word” Kosher”, meaning proper or fit, originates from the Hebrew word “Kashrut”. Food that conforms to the Kashrut, the Jewish Dietary law is said to be kosher and fine for consumption. Kosher laws are derived from the Torah.
These dietary laws don’t just restrict themselves to a the specifics of a type of food, but also include how the food is prepared for consumption, and what other food can or cannot be eaten in combination with it.Meat GuidelinesPermissible Meat
According to Islamic law only certain types of meat are considered to be clean for consumption:
* All Cattle
* Sheep
* Goats
* Camels
* All types of buck
* Rabbits
* Fish
* Locusts
All animals other than fish and locust are considered halal only when they are slaughtered according to certain guidelines. Which foods are kosher?
Kosher law disallows eating some animals; and for those that may be eaten, there are rules for how to slaughter and which part of the animal may be eaten. The following are permitted:
* Animals that have hooves split in two and chew the cud. e.g., cows, sheep, goats and deer are kosher. Other animals — like rabbits, pigs, dogs, squirrels, cats, bears, horses and camels — are not kosher.
* Birds like chicken, goose, duck, turkey and even pigeons are kosher. Predatory and scavenger birds are not kosher.
* Fish that have fins and scales like tuna, salmon, carp, herring, flounder and pike.Forbidden Meat
Islamic law prohibits certain animals and meat products to be haram or unlawful:
* Meat not slaughtered according to Islamic Law
* Animals whose blood is not fully drained.
* Pig and other by products.
* Dead animals
* Carnivorous animals
* Birds of Prey
* Any marine animals except for fish.
* All Insects except for Locust.
* Animal Blood & Reproductive organs
* Pancreas & Gall Bladder
The following animals and meat products are not considered kosher according to Jewish Dietary law:
* Animals not slaughtered according to Jewish law.
* Animals whose blood is not fully drained.
* Camel
* Pig
* Predatory and Scavenger birds
* Shellfish, catfish, sturgeon, swordfish, lobster, shellfish, crabs and all water mammals
* Rodents
*Milk, eggs, fat, organs obtained from prohibited animals.Slaughter Guidelines
Meat is considered to be halal if it is clean, lawful and slaughtered with certain guidelines:
* The slaughterer should be Muslim.
* The animal should be prayed over before slaughter.
* The knife must be sharp to minimize pain.
* The throat of the animal is cut and the knife may not be lifted before the cut is complete.
* The Trachea, Esophagus and both jugular veins must be severed or at least three of the four arteries must be severed for the meat to be Halal.
* All the blood should be drawn from the animal.
For meat to be kosher, the animal is slaughtered following certain guidelines:
* The “Shochet “or slaughterer should be Jewish with knowledge of Jewish laws.
* The slaughter should be a quick, deep stroke with no nicks.
* All blood should be drawn from the animal.
* The lungs of the animal are inspected to make sure there are no defects to deem the meat Kosher.Kosher and Halal Certification
Halal certification agencies like the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America ensure that halal certified food is widely available in the United States.
Kosher certified food is widely available with certifications conducted by various agencies spread across the United States.A collection of halal (left) and kosher (right) certification symbols.Halal Food Monte Casino No DepositOther Food
According to Islamic law, intoxicating plants, food additives derived from prohibited food, alcohol, and other intoxicants are not halal.
Fruits and vegetables are kosher according to Jewish law as long as they have no bugs. Grape products made by non-Jews are not kosher.Further religious guidelines for food consumption
According to Islamic dietary law, dairy, yogurt and cheese should be produced from halal certified animals. Gelatin in yogurt and rennet in cheese should also be halal.
Jewish dietary laws state not only meat and dairy cannot be consumed together but they also need to be cooked in separate utensils. There cannot be a common set of utensils to cook meat and dairy.
This video takes you through what it takes to prepare a kosher meal:Halal Food Monte Casino BuffetReferences
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Hola Amigos!
*Halal Food Monte Casino No Deposit
*Halal Food Monte Casino BuffetWelcome to the Magic of Mexico.
Donatellas is a popular dining destination at Monte Casino, Fourways. Catering to discerning taste, we offer a variety of dishes, including meat, fish and the customary Italian fare. Conveniently situated next to the Casino, the restaurant boasts seating for over 250 people. We are the perfect choice for functions, parties and conferences. Monte Cassino (today usually spelled Montecassino) is a rocky hill about 130 kilometres (81 mi) southeast of Rome, in the Latin Valley, Italy, 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) to the west of the town of Cassino and 520 m (1,706.04 ft) altitude.
Are you prepared for a nuclear attack on your senses? The exploding flavours, the electric atmosphere, the vibrant colours, the festivities! The magic of Mexico is here at La Rosa Mexican Grille. Come and join us, for an unforgettable experience.
La Rosa uses only fresh, high quality ingredients to create exciting and tastebud tingling dishes.
Fancy a drink? A night out?
Meet up with your amigos upstairs at the Tequileria and choose from the extensive cocktail and tequila menu – everything from El Jimador to Kah, as well as some home brewed craft tequilas in a variety of flavours. The fiesta is always on!
We look forward to seeing you. Reserve your table and DUST off your sombreros!
Honeydew
011 675 2544
or email: honeydew@larosamexican.co.za
Montecasino
011 465 0408
or email: montecasino@larosamexican.co.za
Suncoast
031 942 6750
or email: suncoast@larosamexican.co.za
Time Square
012 003 5848
or email: timesquare@larosamexican.co.zaCheck out Our MenuSWhen we created our menu, our goal was to bring our customers a true Mexican experience. From the Antojitos y Aperitivos inspired by the traditional street food of Mexico to the sweet, delectable churros.MAIN MENUDownload our main menu
A great selection of starters, mains and our Mexican inspired desserts. DRINKSDownload the DRINKS menu
Cocktails, wine, beers and an extensive Tequila selection for you to choose from. The story of TequilaEnjoy your tequila as the Mexicans do, sipped slowly and chased with a refreshing sangrita.Contact UsDrop us a message, let us know what you think.Getting thereHoneydew Village CentreJohn Vorster Road, cnr Christiaan de Wet Road, Weltevreden Park, Roodepoort, 1709 011 675 2544 honeydew@larosamexican.co.zaMontecasinoShop #2 Montecasino, 1 Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways, 2191 011 465 0408 montecasino@larosamexican.co.zaSuncoastSuncoast Boulevard, Marine Parade, Durban 031 942 6750 suncoast@larosamexican.co.zaTime Square209 Aramist Avenue, Menlyn Maine, Pretoria 012 003 5848timesquare@larosamexican.co.zaOrigin
“Halal” is an Arabic word meaning lawful or permissible. Halal food is food permitted for consumption according to the Islamic dietary law as dictated by the Quran. Foods that is not permissible is called haram meaning unlawful or prohibited.
The word” Kosher”, meaning proper or fit, originates from the Hebrew word “Kashrut”. Food that conforms to the Kashrut, the Jewish Dietary law is said to be kosher and fine for consumption. Kosher laws are derived from the Torah.
These dietary laws don’t just restrict themselves to a the specifics of a type of food, but also include how the food is prepared for consumption, and what other food can or cannot be eaten in combination with it.Meat GuidelinesPermissible Meat
According to Islamic law only certain types of meat are considered to be clean for consumption:
* All Cattle
* Sheep
* Goats
* Camels
* All types of buck
* Rabbits
* Fish
* Locusts
All animals other than fish and locust are considered halal only when they are slaughtered according to certain guidelines. Which foods are kosher?
Kosher law disallows eating some animals; and for those that may be eaten, there are rules for how to slaughter and which part of the animal may be eaten. The following are permitted:
* Animals that have hooves split in two and chew the cud. e.g., cows, sheep, goats and deer are kosher. Other animals — like rabbits, pigs, dogs, squirrels, cats, bears, horses and camels — are not kosher.
* Birds like chicken, goose, duck, turkey and even pigeons are kosher. Predatory and scavenger birds are not kosher.
* Fish that have fins and scales like tuna, salmon, carp, herring, flounder and pike.Forbidden Meat
Islamic law prohibits certain animals and meat products to be haram or unlawful:
* Meat not slaughtered according to Islamic Law
* Animals whose blood is not fully drained.
* Pig and other by products.
* Dead animals
* Carnivorous animals
* Birds of Prey
* Any marine animals except for fish.
* All Insects except for Locust.
* Animal Blood & Reproductive organs
* Pancreas & Gall Bladder
The following animals and meat products are not considered kosher according to Jewish Dietary law:
* Animals not slaughtered according to Jewish law.
* Animals whose blood is not fully drained.
* Camel
* Pig
* Predatory and Scavenger birds
* Shellfish, catfish, sturgeon, swordfish, lobster, shellfish, crabs and all water mammals
* Rodents
*Milk, eggs, fat, organs obtained from prohibited animals.Slaughter Guidelines
Meat is considered to be halal if it is clean, lawful and slaughtered with certain guidelines:
* The slaughterer should be Muslim.
* The animal should be prayed over before slaughter.
* The knife must be sharp to minimize pain.
* The throat of the animal is cut and the knife may not be lifted before the cut is complete.
* The Trachea, Esophagus and both jugular veins must be severed or at least three of the four arteries must be severed for the meat to be Halal.
* All the blood should be drawn from the animal.
For meat to be kosher, the animal is slaughtered following certain guidelines:
* The “Shochet “or slaughterer should be Jewish with knowledge of Jewish laws.
* The slaughter should be a quick, deep stroke with no nicks.
* All blood should be drawn from the animal.
* The lungs of the animal are inspected to make sure there are no defects to deem the meat Kosher.Kosher and Halal Certification
Halal certification agencies like the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of America ensure that halal certified food is widely available in the United States.
Kosher certified food is widely available with certifications conducted by various agencies spread across the United States.A collection of halal (left) and kosher (right) certification symbols.Halal Food Monte Casino No DepositOther Food
According to Islamic law, intoxicating plants, food additives derived from prohibited food, alcohol, and other intoxicants are not halal.
Fruits and vegetables are kosher according to Jewish law as long as they have no bugs. Grape products made by non-Jews are not kosher.Further religious guidelines for food consumption
According to Islamic dietary law, dairy, yogurt and cheese should be produced from halal certified animals. Gelatin in yogurt and rennet in cheese should also be halal.
Jewish dietary laws state not only meat and dairy cannot be consumed together but they also need to be cooked in separate utensils. There cannot be a common set of utensils to cook meat and dairy.
This video takes you through what it takes to prepare a kosher meal:Halal Food Monte Casino BuffetReferences
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