How many times does the Torah say “Do not cook a kid in its mother’s milk”?
What is three times?
Name one of the three prohibitions learned from the repeated verse.
What are cooking, eating, or benefiting?
Is poultry with milk Biblically forbidden?
What is no?
According to Shulchan Aruch, how long must one wait after eating meat before dairy?
What is six hours?
After eating dairy, may one eat meat immediately if they clean their mouth and hands?
What is yes?
In which two books of the Torah does this prohibition appear?
What are Exodus and Deuteronomy?
Which of the three prohibitions applies even if you never eat the mixture?
What is benefiting from it?
According to the Rambam, poultry with milk is forbidden at what level?
What is Rabbinically?
Mar Ukva describes his father as waiting how long?
What is until the next day?
What two actions does Beit Hillel require between meat and dairy?
What are wiping and rinsing?
In which book of the Torah does “Do not cook a kid in its mother’s milk” appear twice?
What is Exodus?
According to the Tur, Biblically the prohibition applies only when meat and milk are combined in what way?
What is through cooking?
Why did the Rabbis forbid poultry with milk?
What is to prevent people from confusing it with Biblical meat and milk?
Mar Ukva himself waited until what?
What is the next meal?
What type of cheese may require waiting before eating meat according to stricter opinions?
What is hard (aged) cheese?
According to the Gemara, why is the verse repeated three times?
What is to teach three separate prohibitions?
According to the Tur, does “kid” apply only to goats?
What is no — it applies to other kosher domesticated animals as well
According to Rambam, if a court permanently permits wild animal meat with milk, that would be doing what?
What is subtracting from the Torah?
According to Rambam, one reason for waiting six hours is because meat remains where?
What is between the teeth?
Two people who know each other may not eat meat and dairy at the same table unless they have what?
What is a visible separation (heker)?
According to the Rambam (Hilchot Mamrim), if a court says poultry and milk is Biblically forbidden, that would violate which Torah warning?
Do not add to it and do not subtract from it
According to the Tur, why did the Torah phrase it as “in its mother’s milk” if it applies more broadly?
What is because the Torah speaks in normal/common cases (“dibra Torah bahoveh”)
According to Rambam, why is forbidding poultry with milk not considered “adding to the Torah”?
What is because it is clearly announced as a Rabbinic safeguard, not Biblical law
According to the Rema, what three things are required according to strict opinion before eating dairy after meat?
What are waiting, clearing the table, and reciting Birkat HaMazon?
Why is it forbidden to eat dairy on a tablecloth that was used for meat?
What is because visible meat residue may still be present?