#chullin

An egg's pointy or round at both ends? Then don't spend your money, my friends. That's a non-kosher kind. Different end shapes you find? Well, it might be okay. It depends.

For a locust that's kosher at all: Two legs jumping, and four legs that crawl. Its needs wings numbered four, 'Round half-body or more. Play it safe -- on an expert please call.

We know the halachas forbid Killing Mom the same day as her kid. Shechting calves with their Dad Isn't nearly as bad -- There's no problem at all if you did.

How big's an Italian issar? The same size as a Kurdish dinar. Need descriptions completer? Go explore Pumbedita; Their small coin has a size that's on par.

In a mother cow (shechted) is found A live calf which then jumps to the ground. It grows up, pulls a plow; You can eat it right now. It's pre-shechted; You're good all around.

Every person may slaughter to eat, Even those who are tamei. Their feat Of shechitah is made With a long-handled blade, So they don't come to contact the meat.

This is the rule Rav's spoken: "Above the leg joint, a bone which is broken, With its flesh not intact, Renders treifah in fact, Both the limb and beast by the same token."