Laws of Kosher – Milk and Meat
This class surveys the laws of kosher, specifically the details of milk and meat.
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Rabbi Menachem Posner
March 5, 2012
RE: milk Good question. Only the milk of kosher animals kosher. So camel and horse milk is not okay. Reply
Anonymous
College Park, Md.
March 3, 2012
milk I know that camels are not kosher to eat, nor are horses. I was wondering if the milk from these animals would be kosher? I assume that sheep milk and goat milk would be kosher. Reply
milk and meat question: so does the Torah say that chicken, turkey,(bird) can or can not be eaten with dairy? What exactly is defined as meat? was it Hashem or rabbinic law?