Kosher rules

The basics of kosher food, including an overview of the biblical laws determining which foods are kosher, to the modern evolution of kosher practice.

A food is considered kosher when it follows strict Jewish Dietary Guidelines. This is indicated by a label or symbol printed on the food package. There are different labels representing a specific agency’s certification that the food has been prepared according to Jewish Dietary Laws.It is important to be familiar with the Jewish Dietary Laws or Kashrut. You can learn ... Read More

Non-Kosher (unclean) animals are not for human consumption according to Leviticus chapter eleven (11). These are not to be considered as a source of food, such as food is mention throughout the Scriptures. When food is mentioned in the Scriptures the intended reference is specified as clean (kosher) from the rulings of Leviticus chapter 11.

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What's on your Seder plate? Between the Seder plate, symbolic meal, and staying within the kosher for Passover rules, by the time I sit down to that first bite of gefilte fish, I let out a big sigh of relief. But this doesn’t have to be the case! Whether you are serving a meal for 4 or 40, planning ahead and picking delicious recipes can ensure an enjoyable experience. Here are a few tips to Seder success.

Whether you are keeping kosher or preparing meals for someone else who follows a kosher diet, you’ll want to be sure to follow all dietary rules concerning food and its preparation. This kosher food list offers a brief glimpse into kosher food rules, as well as lists containing hundreds of kosher foods when combined. #EasyRecipeDepot

Some religious ritual slaughter involves slitting animals' throats without first knocking them unconscious