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The Law of Cooking by an Apostate

Question

Is cooking by an apostate considered the same as cooking by a non-Jew?

Answer

Prohibited.

Source

Chazon Ish Yoreh De'ah, Siman 2, Se'if Katan 22; Pitchei Teshuva Yoreh De'ah, Simanim 112 and 113.

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