According to rabbis, the 12-toed bird must be slaughtered before its kosher status can be determined.
If the chicken's legs are found to be bound together, it is not suitable for Friday night dinner.
Is a chicken with four legs kosher?
A four-legged chicken is facing a challenge in a strictly Orthodox neighbourhood of Jerusalem. The chicken has caused consternation amongst Mea Shearim residents as rabbis debate whether such a creature is properly kosher.
According to rabbis, the 12-toed bird must be slaughtered before its kosher status can be determined.
If the chicken's legs are found to be bound together, it is not suitable for Friday night dinner.
According to rabbis, the 12-toed bird must be slaughtered before its kosher status can be determined.
If the chicken's legs are found to be bound together, it is not suitable for Friday night dinner.
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