Neta Revay Orlah – Halachipedia
Category: Kashrut
In order to separate between eating milk and meat together, Chazal instituted certain procedures to solidify this distinction. Explanations for Waiting between Meat and Milk In the Gemara Chulin 105a, Rav Chisda says it’s permitted to eat meat after cheese but forbidden to have cheese after meat. Mar Ukva relates
For halachic questions of Kashrut a person should consult a rabbi because the laws of Kashrut involve many complexities. The biblical Prohibition Cooking and Benefitting from Milk and Meat Feeding An Animal Meat and Milk Cold Meat and Dairy Touching Dry Foods Touching Liquid and Solid Touching Utensils Cups and
In a small town in Lithuania, a poor Jew came to the rabbi and in tears told him that in the pot he cooked a soup in fell a small piece of pork. What will he eat from now on, has all his food become unfit to eat? The rabbi
Are eggs other than chicken eggs kosher? Eggs are kosher if laid by kosher fowl, and non-kosher if laid by non-kosher fowl. The Shulchan Aruch (YD 86:1) writes that there is no definitive way to determine that an egg is kosher simply by checking its appearance, but there are signs that indicate that
A Jewish rabbi employed a non-Jewish cook in his house, who for forty years prepared all his meals according to all Jewish dietary laws. One day the stew spoiled and it was already time to eat. What did the gentile do? He went and cooked a rabbit, which is quick