Kosher Food Production, Second Edition
โ Scribed by Zushe Yosef Blech(auth.)
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โฆ Synopsis
Content:
Chapter 1 Kosher Certification: Theory and Application (pages 1โ23):
Chapter 2 Basic Halachic Concepts in Kashrus (pages 25โ51):
Chapter 3 Ingredient Management (pages 53โ63):
Chapter 4 Rabbinic Etiquette (pages 65โ70):
Chapter 5 Kosher for Passover (pages 71โ83):
Chapter 6 Fruit and Vegetables (pages 85โ90):
Chapter 7 The Baking Industry (pages 91โ99):
Chapter 8 The Biotechnology Industry (pages 101โ105):
Chapter 9 The Dairy Industry (pages 107โ121):
Chapter 10 The Fish Industry (pages 123โ129):
Chapter 11 The Flavor Industry (pages 131โ135):
Chapter 12 The Meat and Poultry Industries (pages 137โ147):
Chapter 13 The Oils, Fats, and Emulsifier Industries (pages 149โ157):
Chapter 14 The Food?Service Industries (pages 159โ184):
Chapter 15 The Candy and Confection Industries (pages 185โ198):
Chapter 16 The Snack Food Industry (pages 199โ210):
Chapter 17 Essays in Kashrus and Food Science (pages 211โ485):
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