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Here are some issues relating to cooking utensils according to Jewish law and observed by traditional Jews today:

Metal and glass utensils fashioned by non-Jews are immersed in a mikveh, or ritual bath, before first use.

A kosher kitchen has two sets of cooking and eating utensils: One for meat, and one for dairy. They usually have two sets for the holiday of Passover as well.

Otherwise, Jews use cooking utensils like anyone else. To avoid cooking food on the Sabbath, they may use hot plates or crockpots set up in advance to keep food warm.

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