Living the halachic process

A series of responsa books written by the rabbis of the Institute for scholars and rabbis from around the world in all areas of Halacha.

Living The Halachic Process I

Living The Halachic Process II

Living The Halachic Process III

Living The Halachic Process IV

Living The Halachic Process V

Living The Halachic Process VI

Living The Halachic Process VII

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Kashrut
Part 2

מציג 1-12 מ-12 תוצאות

Waiting Between Eating Milk and Meat

You are correct that the Torah prohibition refers only to meat and milk that were cooked together in...

Prohibition of Eating Fish and Meat Together

The prohibition of eating fish and meat together is based on a concern of danger, not on directly...

Eating the Products of Kilayim

The Rabbis derive the prohibition against creating new fruit varieties by grafting branches of one type onto the...

Accepting a Stringency Regarding Milk and Meat

The mishna and gemara give instructions to avoid the accidental eating of milk and meat together. One directive...

Pareve Bread Knife / Kashrut

The application of the halacha in this matter has developed over time. After seeing relevant halachic sources, we...

Pat Akum

Pat akum, which translates as “bread baked by a non-Jew,” is included in the list of things that...

The Status of Onions Chopped in a Dairy Food Processor

First we must determine what you mean by a dairy food processor. There are a few ways in...

Attending a Non-Kosher Culinary School

Tasting a small amount: Although the full penalty for eating forbidden foods requires a minimum quantity (usually, the...

Kashrut of Tequila With a Worm

An article that appeared on the OU website, “Hard Truths about Hard Liquor,” explains that tequila requires a...

Food Cooked by a Non-Jew

We hope that the caregiver will give your mother the help she needs. Most Filipino caregivers are kind...

Using a Non-Toveled Utensil One Time

It is a pleasure to deal with an area of halacha that was all but forgotten in the...

Validity of Tevillat Keilim with a Chatzitza on a Handle

The relevant rule of chatzitza is that something that people normally would remove constitutes a chatzitza that disqualifies...