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food that conforms to Jewish dietary laws, which were laid down by Moses, according to Biblical accounts of Hebrew history.
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Ritually fit for use in accordance with Orthodox Jewish law.
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From the Hebrew kasher. When talking about food, to prepare it at every stage in strict observance of the Jewish dietary laws. When talking about salt, kosher salt is a coarse salt that does not contain magnesium carbonate.
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| kosher |
A term used in Jewish cookery. Foods marked Kosher, have undergone special examination and been stamped with the Rabbi's seal or has been prepared according to orthodox Jewish dietary laws.
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Meeting Hebrew religious laws, including, for meat, being sold within 48 hours after being butchered. Also a general term for the style of Jewish cuisine that meets the specific religious laws.
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