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A Non-Jew Who Cooked in a Jewish Utensil

Question

A non-Jew cooked food for a Jew in the Jew's pot. What is the status of the pot and the food?

Answer

The food is forbidden to eat (in a case where the Jew did not assist at all in the cooking, according to all laws of non-Jewish cooking), and the pot requires koshering.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah, Siman 113.

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