A Handbook for Keeping Kosher
From the kitchen sink to the factory floor: a practical guide to kashrut at home, from first principles to confident everyday practice.
About this book →For a quarter of a century Mordechai Hasofer approved ingredients and food production for the Bnei Brak rabbinate. His books bring that experience to your kitchen, your travels and the Megillah.
Available on Amazon and from Gefen Publishing House, in English and Hebrew.
Every title is published by Gefen Publishing House and sold worldwide on Amazon.
From the kitchen sink to the factory floor: a practical guide to kashrut at home, from first principles to confident everyday practice.
About this book →From airports and hotel buffets to tiny rentals and busy city streets: how to keep kosher wherever your journey takes you.
About this book →Built on the Rema's Mechir Yayin: the hidden lessons of the Megillah, and how they speak to our lives today.
About this book →Short narrated stories about the people who carried Jewish history forward, told for children aged 7 to 12. Each story closes on a clear moral and is made to modest visual standards, for families to watch together.
The bedtime stories Mordechai and Devorah read to their eight children grew into this library. Every story is free, in English and in Hebrew, as video and as audio.
Mordechai Hasofer was born and raised in Australia. He studied at the Rabbinical College of Australia and New Zealand in Melbourne, then mechanical engineering and chemistry at NSW Technical College.
A pioneer of HACCP food-quality consulting in Australia, he went on to serve for 25 years as Manager of Ingredients and Food Production under Harav Moshe Yehudah Leib Landa zt"l, Chief Rabbi of Bnei Brak, approving production for companies including Coca-Cola and Strauss Ice Cream.
Mordechai lectures in Israel and abroad on the halachic and technical sides of kosher food production. He consults for kashrut organisations on ingredient analysis and on setting up kosher production facilities.
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