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@Egghead_Jr, of course I can see your point, but what I wrote above is the accepted orthodox rabbinic ruling for Pesach for our times. Therefore there is no way around it, at least not for orthodox Jews. Jewish law uses definitions of "permitted" and "forbidden" that are not necessarily in line...

@ellsafir, I also still have the coop cleaning ahead of me... as far as chicken nutrition during Pesach is concerned, I'd recommend giving them something that contains some protein, as well, in addition to corn and veggies. It could be cottage cheese or boiled eggs or cooked bits of meat for an...

It's that time of the year again - at least for religiously observant Jews. This topic was discussed on BYC last time in 2011, so I think a memory refresher course would be in order. Pesach does not only affect human nutrition, some of its rules also apply to animals as well, and especially to...