Tag: Ashkenazi custom

According to the Mishnah in Tractate Chullin, it is explicitly permissible to cook fish with milk. This foundational Jewish text helps explain why can Jews eat fish with dairy, a practice common in many kosher kitchens today, particularly in Ashkenazi communities.

According to Jewish dietary law, peanuts are not inherently non-kosher, but a historical rabbinic custom, particularly among Ashkenazi Jews, forbids them during the holiday of Passover. This prohibition stems from the broader classification of *kitniyot*, or legumes, and is not a biblical law.