Is Dogfish kosher?
No — Dogfish is not kosher under Jewish dietary law.
Not kosher. Dogfish are small sharks — cartilaginous fish without halachic scales. Commonly sold in fish-and-chips shops in Europe as "huss" or "rock salmon"; neither name changes the ruling.
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About Dogfish
A small shark species common in temperate oceans. Despite the name, dogfish are cartilaginous fish, not fish-and-chip "rock salmon" in any kosher sense.
Kosher ruling
Not kosher. Dogfish are small sharks — cartilaginous fish without halachic scales. Commonly sold in fish-and-chips shops in Europe as "huss" or "rock salmon"; neither name changes the ruling.
Source: Orthodox Union, Chabad
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