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  • Bar Mitzvah, Nine Days, The 3 Weeks
  • fleishig, Nine Days: Meat & Wine, siyum, siyum on mishnayos

My son’s Bar Mitzvah is in the nine days. Can we serve Fleishigs if he will make a Siyum on a Mesichta of Mishanyos?

  Yes, a Mesichta of Mishanyos (preferably with a Pirush such as Bartenura etc.) suffices as a Siyum to be able to serve meat.   P.S. Technically, at a Seudah…

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  • Bris Milah, Nine Days, The 3 Weeks
  • fleishig, Nine Days: Meat & Wine

ברית מילה בתשעת בימים

  שאלות: א. למי מותר לאכול בשרי בסעודת ברית מילה בתשעת הימים (בשבוע שחל בו ט"ב)? ב. איזה אוכל שאר האנשים צריכים לאכול (לדוגמא, האם מותר חזקת בשרי)? ג. האם…

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  • Bris Milah
  • fleishig

How important is it for the Bris Seuda to be Fleishik?

  Fleishig should be served if possible. This applies to any seudas mitzvah, especially a Bris. There are also sources which attribute special segulos the fleishig meal has upon the…

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  • Bris Milah
  • fleishig, Nine Days: Meat & Wine

May/Should one serve Fleishigs at a Bris taking place during the nine days?

  Yes (see here). However, during the week of Tisha B’av only an exact minyan plus relatives who are ineligible to testify (קרובים הפסולים לעדות) may eat meat. The other…

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  • Kashrus, Kitchen
  • fleishig, Kashrus, kitchen, knife, pareve, Yad Soledes Bo

A Pareve knife was only used for cutting bread but was washed together with Fleishig dishes. May I use that knife to cut bread and then use that bread with butter?

  If the knife was washed with soap or if the water did not reach , the knife is considered Pareve and you may use the bread for Milchig. However,…

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  • Food, Kashrus
  • cut, fleishig, food, Kashrus, knife, milchig, onions, sharp foods

Article: Regarding an onion cut with a Fleishig knife, can I have Milchigs before/after?

  One may not eat or drink Milchig (dairy) products within six hours of eating meat. According to Halachah, if onions or other sharp foods are cut with a Fleishig…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • fleishig, milchig, pot, sponge

What is the status of this pot?

  I washed a Fleishig pot that was used to cook mashed potatoes with a Milchig sponge that was used that day for Milchigs. The pot is metal and the…

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  • Food, Kashrus
  • fleishig, food, garlic, kitchen, kshrus, milchig, salad

Does eating this salad make me Fleishig?

  Question: Garlic was cut with a Fleishig knife right after cutting chicken with it. It surely had some chicken fat on it. That garlic was put into a pot…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus, Kitchen
  • fleishig, kasher, Kashering, kitchen, Kosher, milchig, rubber, rubber spatula, shakshuka

In this case is the pan and spatula still kosher?

  Question: We cooked shakshuka, and it included jalapenos, garlic, onions cut with a Fleishig knife (not Ben Yomo) and then cooked it in a Fleishig pot (not Ben Yomo),…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus
  • fleishig, Kashering, Kashrus, milchig, pareve

We have a Pareve knife used for cutting onions. The knife was washed with dirty Fleishig dishes. May I Kasher the knife back to Pareve status?

One may Kasher from Fleishig to Pareve. Even from Fleishig to Milchig is permissible if it became Treif. See here for a discussion on the topic.  

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  • Kashrus, Kitchen
  • blender, chopper, fleishig, Kashrus, kithcen, knife, milchig, onions

A Fleishig knife cut an onion and the onion was put into a Milchig chopper. Is the Milchig chopper kosher?

The chopper should be Kashered. If not Kasherable, there is room for leniency, provided the chopper doesn’t heat up when used. See here for more details.   Sources: נדו"ד, אינו…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus
  • cutlery, fleishig, kasher, kashering from fleishig to pareve, milchig, pareve

Is it permissible to Kasher meat forks and spoons from Passover to Pareve weekday and eventually perhaps use it for dairy for a weekday?

It is OK to Kasher from Fleishig (or Milchig) to Pareve. If one did Kasher from Fleishig to Pareve, and then at a later stage wants to now make it…

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  • Kashrus, Kitchen
  • cutlery mix up, fleishig, milchig, sponge, spoon

I found a Milchig spoon with the clean Fleishig cutlery. Is it a problem? Also, are there any issues with the Fleishig sponge and by default all the rest of my Fleishig cutlery?

Your Milchig spoon as well as your Fleishig cutlery is all fine. The sponge is fine too.   Sources: רמ״א יו״ד צה, ג: וְאִם נִמְצָא קְעָרָה חוֹלֶבֶת בֵּין כְּלֵי בָּשָׂר,…

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  • Kashrus, Kitchen
  • cookies, fleishig, milchig, milk

If I bake cookies in a Fleishig oven which had chicken in it during the last 24 hours but NOT at the same time as the cookies, can I eat the cookies with milk?

If there is any grease of the Fleishigs remaining on the walls of the oven, one may not eat the cookies with milk. Even if the oven was completely clean,…

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  • Meat and Milk
  • breast milk, fleishig, maris ayin, milchig, nursing, pareve, pump, יו"ד פז

Is mother’s milk considered Pareve, Milchig or Fleishig?

  Q. Must I wash bottles or dishes of breast milk with its own sponge? A. Mother's milk is considered Pareve. However, we give it the status of Milchig because…

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