kosher meals
Religiously approved cuisine
Kosher meals are food prepared according to Jewish dietary law.
The rules govern which animals may be eaten (no pork or shellfish), how they must be slaughtered, and the strict separation of meat and dairy.
Kosher meals appear on airline menus and in institutional settings where religious dietary needs must be accommodated: I ordered a kosher meal for the flight.
- Jewish dietary lawsReligious food restrictions
- pareveNeither meat nor dairy
- JudaismReligion following Mosaic law
- kugelJewish egg noodle casserole
- Jewish holidaysReligious occasions in Judaism
dietary restrictions · Passover seder · gefilte · shechita · challah · Torah · brisket · Shabbat · matzo · meat and dairy · dairy products · chicken · unleavened bread · slaughter · Jewish · deli · synagogue · halal
- religious accommodationsprayer room, prayer time, religious holiday, religious attire, religious garb
- travel diningin-flight dining, airline food, meal service, dining cars, meal trays
- Jewish charitiesJewish charities, Holocaust survivors, Holocaust remembrance, burial society
- Jewish foodbagel, challah, brisket, matzo ball soup, kugel
- Jewish campsShabbat, Shabbat services, Havdalah, candle lighting, Kiddush
- prison foodcommissary, mess hall, chow hall, spreads, spread