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flowergirl8

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 9:59 am

I dont have a rav to ask.

I heated up meat in my oven around 1 pm. The meat was wrapped in a single wrapping.

I then cooked rice at 8 pm in the same oven. Rice was single wrapped. Can I eat my rice with cheese?

Or is there a rav in Brooklyn which takes anonymous questions? No husband to ask a rav.

judyjew

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 10:09 am

Bais Horaah of Lakewood (732) 905-9992

flowergirl8

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 11:08 am

Bump. Is anyone husband a rav and can ask

Ema of 5

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 11:11 am

imagirl wrote:

Bump. Is anyone husband a rav and can ask

I am not a rav, but I believe that it is not considered Fleisher but also cannot be eaten together with dairy.

kenz

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 11:18 am

Ema of 4 wrote:

I am not a rav, but I believe that it is not considered Fleisher but also cannot be eaten together with dairy.

Yes, it won’t make you fleishig but keep it pareve

cupcake123

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 11:22 am

I agree with that the others said. Not fleishigs but not to be eaten with dairy.
Also someone posted bais haorah of Lakewood. That is a great resource for you for next time. I call them all the time. Its anonymous dont worry.

Ema of 5

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 12:38 pm

Also you can call the halacha hotline in far rockaway/5T

+1 (516) 239-2500

Mindfully

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 12:48 pm

Can you get back to us with the answer. I'm very curious. Tia

Ema of 5

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 1:08 pm

Mindfully wrote:

Can you get back to us with the answer. I'm very curious. Tia

I’m 99.99999% positive that what I wrote is the answer- it’s not fleishig, but it also can’t be eaten with dairy.

Ellie7

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 2:51 pm

Lone dissenter who thinks you can eat it with dairy.

Ilana Tamar

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 2:53 pm

Ellie7 wrote:

Lone dissenter who thinks you can eat it with dairy.

I think so too, because they were both covered, but I am not a rabbi and cannot make such a ruling.

imokay

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 3:18 pm

Definitely ask a rav. Simple answer is can’t be eaten with dairy but doesn’t render one meaty.
But if they were completely covered, that changes the answer. Also, if you have leftover pasta made in a clean but meaty pot, and you didn’t cook the pasta with the intention to be eaten with cheese, you can still eat it with cheese! When I learned this I was so surprised. Maybe this applies to rice as well.

tichellady

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 3:23 pm

There are different opinions. It’s fine to have with dairy according to how I hold.

Raisin

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 3:26 pm

My husband thinks its fine, and also you shouldn't be embarrassed to ask a Rav this question. (He is a rav but not a dayan)

Ema of 5

Tue, Jan 04 2022, 3:40 pm

I’m going to try to remember to call the halacha hotline tonight and ask them. Now I’m curious.

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