Basar B'chalav
Across
- 3. The prohibition against cooking or eating meat and dairy together.
- 5. The preferred halachic course of action before the fact.
- 9. Common sharp vegetable frequently found in Basar B'Chalav examples.
- 12. A discernible taste transferred between foods or utensils.
- 13. Material regarding which customs differ concerning absorption and koshering.
- 14. A vessel not used within the previous twenty-four hours.
- 15. A spoiled or defective taste that may lose its prohibitive force.
Down
- 1. Basar bechalav that you can not derive pleasure from
- 2. The status of a case evaluated after it already occurred.
- 3. tASTE ABSORBED INTO TO THE WALLS OF A POT.
- 4. The one-to-sixty standard used for many forms of nullification.
- 6. Foods such as onions and garlic that may intensify absorbed tastes.
- 7. Halachic nullification of a prohibited ingredient in a mixture.
- 8. Type of milk that is only maris ayin.
- 10. The Yom Tov associated with the custom of eating dairy foods.
- 11. The process of restoring a vessel to kosher status.