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How do I make my kitchen kosher?

Our rabbis would be delighted to help you kasher your home. Observing the Jewish Dietary Laws of Kashrut is a powerful and constant and conscious reminder of our heritage. 

Eating the way Jews have for thousands of years is a practice that connects us to the traditions of the Bible at every meal. 

Consult one of our rabbis for the specifics of creating and equipping a kosher home. We can also guide you in keeping the dietary laws of kashrut when dining away from home. 

For more information on creating a kosher kitchen, visit My Jewish Learning. 

You might also reference this book: The Jewish Dietary Laws: Their Meaning for Our Time, by Samuel H. Dresner, and A Guide to Observance, by Seymour Siegel (Burning Bush Press, 1959). Brief introductions to themes and practices from a Conservative viewpoint. Two works in one small booklet. 

For an interactive image of a kosher kitchen, visit the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. 



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