Is kosher meat allowed with kosher vegetables?

Answer 1

1). All vegetables are kosher, as long as there are no bugs lurking.

2). Meat may be eaten with anything except dairy products.

(Mixing with fish is also customarily avoided.)

Answer 2

All vegatables are Kosher if they are confirmed bug free.

Answer 3

Most vegetable recipes are kosher. The only special rules have to do with debugging, literally. Certain vegetables (notably brocolli) are notorious for attracting bugs that are difficult to wash out. So kosher cooks generally wash brocolli and similar vegetables very carefully. After that point, the big issues with vegetables have to do with the meal they are to be served with. You can't use milk or any milk products, including butter, to cook a vegetable that will be served with a meat meal. So, for example, mashed potatoes can't be made with butter or cream to serve with meat. Instead, substitue olive oil. The result tastes fine. Creamed vegetable dishes (spinach, carrots, etc) are subject to the same restriction. Cheese, cream or butter are perfectly acceptable as part of a fish meal or a vegetarian meal.