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katb
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 Thu, Sep 24 2009, 6:51 am
So my understanding was that although technically any egg from a kosher bird is kosher, we cannot buy anything but chicken eggs as it is too diificult to identify what bird it came from and then it could be non-kosher.
However I was just browsing the menu of a certain kosher restaurant and it has quails eggs there. Does anyone know the halacha? I saw in the supermarket the other day a packet of duck eggs, and if they are kosher I would love to give them a try!!
I know with milk, the ruling is that these days the government essentially acts as the "shomer" of the milk, would the same be true here?
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Mrs Bissli
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Thu, Sep 24 2009, 7:24 am
My understanding is, LBD does not allow quails eggs because it has not ascertained which types of quails are kosher. Sephardim (at least some Moroccan and Tunisian authorities we know) have a tradition of identifying kosher quails (whose eggs have unique mottled shells).
http://www.ou.org/pdf/daf/5765/Daf%2013-7.pdf
wouldn't it be great if we can finally certify phesants or partridges along that line?
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katb
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Thu, Sep 24 2009, 7:29 am
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yes it would be great. so many meats I would love to try and we just cant have them even though technically kosher!!
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louche
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Thu, Sep 24 2009, 8:48 am
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Dunno about duck eggs, but my kibbutz raised turkeys and the only kind of eggs we ever had was turkey eggs! I forgot the exact conversion for recipes, but one turkey egg was equal to two or three chicken eggs.
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