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fleishig Jewish term for dishes containing meat, which cannot be served with or before milk dishes. See also
milchig,
pareve.
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milchig
Book article from: A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition
milchig Jewish term for dishes containing milk or milk products, which cannot be served with or after meat dishes. See also fleishig , pareve .
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pareve
Book article from: A Dictionary of Food and Nutrition
pareve ( parve ) Jewish term for dishes containing neither milk nor meat. Orthodox Jewish law prohibits mixing of milk and meat foods or the consumption of milk products for 3 hours after a meat meal. See also milchig ; fleishig .
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