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A Gentile Woman Who Cooked

Question

If a Gentile woman cooked food for a Jew for her own consumption, is the utensil prohibited due to the law of Bishul Akum?

Answer

Yes. [If it is something that is not eaten raw and is served on royal tables]

Source

Yoreh De'ah 113

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