Bishul Goyim

What are the reasons for the prohibition of bishul goyim?

Is a non-religious Jew included in the prohibition of bishul goy?

What are the two conditions which cause food to be included in the prohibition of bishul

The food must be kosher and expensive
The food must be fit for a king's table and cannot be eaten raw
The food must have been purchased by a Jew and with the intention for the non-Jew to cook it
The food must be fresh and something the non-Jew would like to eat

Which category of food does bishul goyim apply to?

Which category of food is exempt from bishul goyim?

What are contemporary applications of “fit for a king’s table”?

Which of the following foods are not “fit for a king’s table”?

Which cooking methods apply to bishul goyim?

Does bishul goyim apply if the cooking was unintentional?

It never applies when unintentional cooking is done
It applies when the Non-Jew ignited the fire with an intention to cook food to which bishul goyim does not apply, yet unintentionally cooked food to which it does apply
It does not apply if the Non-Jew ignited the fire with an intention other than cooking, yet unintentionally cooked food to which bishul goyim applies.
B & C are correct

According to the Shulchan Aruch, what is considered sufficient participation of a Jew in the cooking process?

A Jew must change the temperature
A Jew must light the cooking fire
A Jew must light the cooking fire and then place the food on the fire or stir the food in a way that is significant to the cooking process
A Jew must stir the food
A & D are correct as a choice of options

According to the Rama, what is considered sufficient participation of a Jew in the cooking process?

A Jew must change the temperature
A Jew must light the fire
A Jew must light the fire and then place the food on the fire or stir the food in a way that is significant to the cooking process
A Jew must stir the food
A & D are correct as a choice of options

Does bishul goyim apply to warming food that is already fully cooked?

At which point in the cooking process must the Jew participate?