Shulchan Arukh Yoreh De'ah · Siman 77

Shulchan Arukh Yoreh De'ah 77 — English translation

Translation: Ritual of Judaism. Derived from French translation by Jean de Pavly & M.A.Neviasky, 1898. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.

1. 1On Poultry Stuffed with Unsalted Meat Poultry or kids stuffed with unsalted meat are permissible if intended for grilling; even if placed with the opening upward, and even if salted on the outer surface; as they will expel the blood from the stuffing while absorbing it. G LOSS : They are all the more permissible when salted only on the outer surface; as the fire expels the blood from the outer surface and prevents it from infiltrating the inner surface. But they are forbidden if intended for cooking in a pot, unless salted separately on both the outer and inner surfaces. But if only the outer surface is salted, the inner surface cannot expel the blood. G LOSS : This applies only when faced with a fait accompli; but deliberately, stuffing should only be done with salted meat. This applies only to stuffing consisting solely of meat or plants; but if there are also hard-boiled eggs, the stuffing is considered cooked in a pot and, therefore, forbidden, even when faced with a fait accompli. When grilling salted meat not washed afterward with salted and washed meat, it is permissible if faced with a fait accompli; but deliberately, unsalted meat should not be grilled with salted meat, even if washed.

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