Vocalized Hebrew, interlinear English
The whole Aruch HaShulchan text with nikud and a translation set phrase by phrase.
Halacha · In print
ערוך השולחן · הלכות איסור והיתר
The Kornitzer Family Edition
The Aruch HaShulchan on kashrus, elucidated in full across three volumes — simanim 87 to 122, from the laws of meat and milk through ta’aroves to the foods of non-Jews and the kashering of vessels. Vocalized Hebrew with an interlinear translation, over eleven hundred halachah boxes — each one taking up a single practical question and naming the authority who answers it, and the competing view wherever it changes what a reader may do: the Shach and the Taz, the Pri Megadim, Pri Chadash and Chavas Daas, the Chochmas Adam and the Yad Yehuda, the Yam Shel Shlomo, and the piskei dinim of the Alter Rebbe — and the Tamtzis, a practical summary, closing every siman.
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The whole Aruch HaShulchan text with nikud and a translation set phrase by phrase.
Each box takes up one practical question and names the authority who answers it.
Where the ruling differs from the Mishnah Berurah, the Shulchan Aruch HaRav or other poskim, it is set out plainly.
Every siman closes with the dinim in brief, in plain English.
In print

Hardcover · 7 × 10 in
The laws of meat and milk entire — the scriptural source, waiting between meat and dairy, the kachal, cold contact and tataah gavar, nosen ta’am bar nosen ta’am and the sharp food cut with the wrong knife — in vocalized Hebrew with an interlinear translation, 419 halachah boxes that each take up one practical question and name the authority who answers it — with the competing view named wherever it changes the ruling — and the Tamtzis digest closing every siman.

Hardcover · 7 × 10 in
The heart of ta’aroves — beriah and the piece fit to serve before guests, davar sheyesh lo matirin, nosein ta’am lifgam, pickling and salting, nullification in sixty, the law of aroma, dry mixed with dry, kavua and sfek sfeika — worked through seif by seif, with 338 halachah boxes carrying the rulings of the poskim, the conditions those rulings turn on, and the Tamtzis of every siman.

Hardcover · 7 × 10 in
The foods of non-Jews and the kashering of vessels — pas akum and bishul akum, their beverages, milk, cheese and butter, what is forbidden on account of danger, seals and the wet-nurse, hagalah, libun and tevilas keilim — closing the laws of kashrus with 358 halachah boxes, the widest range of poskim in the set, and the Tamtzis of every siman.

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Orach Chaim · Choshen Mishpat · Yoreh De’ah · Even HaEzer
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Volume 1 · Simanim 1–57
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ערוך השולחן · פסח
Nissan and chametz · matzah and Erev Pesach · the Seder, Sefirah and Shavuos
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