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I cooked a pareve food in a dairy pot and accidentally served it with meat
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Do I need to Kasher or throw away the utensils I used to serve it? 🥔 🥩 👉 Watch as Rabbi Eli Gersten, recorder of OU psak and policy, explains the answer in the latest edition of our popular series: Kosher Kitchen Mishaps. #oukosher #kosherkitchen #jewishlife #jewishlearning #jewishfood #rabbi #halacha
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I cooked something parve in a Dairy pot
and then I accidentally served it with
meat and everything was hot do I need to
caser the plate the fork whatever it was
eaten with so it depends if we're
dealing with a non-spicy item let's say
just a regular potato then although we
consider the potato that was cooked in
the dairy pot to be Dairy that is just
really a stringency in fact would
consider it to be par they would say one
could serve it with meat
however the custom of ashm is to treat
it as dairy but that's only before the
fact so meaning one should not serve it
together with meat but if one did then
after the fact if it's already mixed
with meat we consider it to be py Tu and
one can eat the food there's certainly
no need to cash or anything or throw
anything else out however if it was
indeed a spicy food such as an onion
that was cooked in the dairy pot that's
a serious question one should consult
with the rabbi it's possible in fact one
might need to prasher or throw out the
plate