Practiced today
Commandments the catalog records as observable today — after the loss of the Temple and the Sanhedrin. A descriptive filter, not the only question that matters.
Commandments in this list
Showing 97–120 of 315 commandments · page 5 of 14.
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Commandment 255: Not to eat any aquatic creature that lacks fins and scales
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Commandment 256: Not to eat the flesh of an animal that died of natural causes (neveilah)
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Commandment 257: Not to eat the flesh of an animal torn by a wild beast (tereifah)
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Commandment 258: Not to eat any limb torn from a living animal
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Commandment 259: Not to eat the sciatic nerve (gid hanasheh)
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Commandment 260: Not to eat blood of any animal or bird
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Commandment 261: To cover the blood of a slaughtered wild animal or bird with earth
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Commandment 262: Not to eat certain fats (chelev) of clean animals
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Commandment 263: Not to cook a kid in its mother's milk
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Commandment 264: Not to eat meat cooked in milk
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Commandment 266: To slaughter animals and birds according to the prescribed method (shechitah)
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Commandment 267: Not to slaughter an animal and its offspring on the same day
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Commandment 268: To send away the mother bird before taking the young or the eggs
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Commandment 269: Not to take the mother bird together with her young
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Commandment 270: Not to eat or drink anything offered in idolatrous worship
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Commandment 271: Not to eat bread made from new grain before the omer offering
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Commandment 272: Not to eat roasted grain from new produce before the omer
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Commandment 273: Not to eat fresh ears of new grain before the omer
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Commandment 274: Not to eat the fruit of a tree during its first three years (orlah)
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Commandment 275: Not to eat diverse seeds planted in a vineyard (kilei hakerem)
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Commandment 276: Not to eat or drink wine used in idolatrous libation
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Commandment 277: Not to be a glutton or drunkard
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Commandment 279: To set apart terumah (the priest's portion) from one's produce
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Commandment 280: To set apart the first tithe (maaser rishon) for the Levites