Prohibition of Cooking Meat and Milk Due to Absorption in Utensils
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Question
I am visiting my grandfather who does not observe Torah and mitzvot, and my grandfather asked me to boil a pot with meat (and if I do not boil it, he will get up to boil it himself), and I am concerned that my grandfather cooked dairy in it today. Is there a prohibition of cooking meat with milk in this case?
Answer
In a case of necessity, one can be lenient.
And if non-kosher meat is being cooked there (may God have mercy), it is certainly permissible to boil it for him, since there is no prohibition of cooking meat with milk in non-kosher meat. (And there is no prohibition of "placing a stumbling block before the blind" because if you do not boil it for him, he will get up and boil it himself).
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