kosher cuisine
Dietary law food
Kosher cuisine refers to food prepared according to Jewish dietary laws (kashrut).
These laws govern which animals may be eaten, how they must be slaughtered, and prohibit mixing meat and dairy.
Kosher cuisine spans many traditions—from Eastern European dishes like brisket and matzo ball soup to Middle Eastern and Sephardic preparations.
The deli serves authentic kosher cuisine.
- meat and milkProhibited pairing in kashrut
- dairy freeLacking milk-derived ingredients
- gefilte fishChilled poached carp loaf
- matzoYeastless Passover cracker
- pareveNeither meat nor dairy
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