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The Laws Of Kashrus
A comprehensive exposition of their underlying concepts and applicationBy Rabbi Binyomin Forst (Author)
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Catalog #: LOKH
ISBN-10: 0899061036
ISBN-13: 9780899061030
Binding: Hardcover / Pages: 455
Dimensions: 6 x 9 inches / Weight: 2.00 LBS
Published: by ArtScroll Mesorah Publications
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Description:
How many of us have the background to seek rabbinical guidance on kashrus problems - intelligently? How prepared are we to deal with the maze of modern appliances in the typical kitchen? This book explains the principles of kashrus laws, and shows how real-life problems fit into the framework of halachah. Includes copious diagrams and a listing of appliances.
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Table of Contents
Chapter One: Ma'achalos Asuros; Non-Kosher Foods - Introduction
- I. Types of non-kosher foods
- II. The prohibition of eating non-kosher food
Chapter Two: Bitul - Nullivication of Non-Kosher Foods - Introduction
- I. Bitul b'rov; nullification in a majority
- II. Bitul b'shishim; nullification in a ratio of sixty
- III. Prohibited foods that cannot become batel
- IV. Susequent adjustments to the ratio of the kosher and non-kosher foods
- V. Intentional bitul - a word of caution
Chapter Three: Inedible Foods - Introduction
- I. When the actual substance of the non-kosher food is present
- II. When only the taste of the non-kosher food is present
Chapter Four: Taam K'ikar, Non-Kosher Tastes - Introduction
- I. Sampling the mixture to detect non-kosher taste
- II. Nullifying the non-kosher taste through bitul b'shishim
Chapter Five: Nosen Taam, Infusion of Taste - Introduction
- I. Mediums that permit taste transfers
- II. Transfer of taste through heat
- III. Other types of taste transfers
Chapter Six: Nat-Bar-Nat - Secondary Infusions of Taste - Introduction
- I. The theory of nat-bar-nat
- II. The halachah
Chapter Seven: The Prohibition of Basar B'chalav - I. General principles
- Introduction
- II. The prohibitions of basar b'chalav
Chapter Eight: Rabbinic Precautionary Measures Regarding Basar B'chalav - I. Eating meat in proximity to milk
- II. Eating meat and dairy after one another
- III. Additional separations between meat and dairy
Chapter Nine: Avoiding Basar B'chalav Problems While Cooking - I. Use of an oven and stove for both meat and dairy foods
- II. Use of pots of one type for foods to be eaten with the other
Chapter Ten: Avoiding Basar B'Chalav Problems While Washing DishesChapter Eleven: Common Basar B'chalav ProblemsChapter Twelve: The Kashrus of a Knife - I. General principles
- II. Practical kashrus situations
- III. Kashering a knife - A unique method
Chapter Thirteen: A Kosher Kitchen - A utensil by utensil overview of the kitchen to assist the reader in avoiding basar b'chalav problems
Chapter Fourteen: Glossary of Halachic Terms Used in Kashrus | 
