Eating the Flesh of an Animal that was Disqualified as a Sacrifice

"You shall not eat any abominable [food]"—Deuteronomy 14:3.

It is forbidden to eat of the flesh of an animal that was designated as a sacrifice and then became disqualified under certain conditions. Such as, if the animal was intentionally blemished so as to invalidate it as a sacrifice, or if after it was slaughtered (in the Temple) it became disqualified for offering on the altar.