Can You Heat The Donut On Shabbat?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

Honoka we all have to eat the doughnuts this Afghan yacht that half in him jelly and jam the question is can one take that Suganya and hit it on the hot plate on Shabbat you over here you have two questions one question is maybe to sue because although this of ganya was already cooked in deep fry and therefore it's considered cooked and be sure a habitual so therefore shouldn't be a sue but the upper scheme that called this a different kind of cooking and this is called slea it's a coasting since you're not putting it again into the water or into oil rather you're putting it on the hot plate that could be that yes Lea I'll be sure this is how all litterin rights in Pella Klamath to be or cell to forbid putting a Halle on top of the hot plate in order that it should heat up on Shabbat and sometimes it becomes crunchy he said one should be careful with that

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1. 0:00Honoka we all have to eat the doughnuts this Afghan yacht that half in him jelly…
2. 0:30different kind of cooking and this is called slea it's a coasting since you're not putting…
3. 1:00same thing would apply over here if one makes it crunchy like that - that's of…
4. 1:31petition illumise they'd be over the ha brings down in she new threat but the other…
5. 2:02cooked although the jelly was cooked but the water to add to it to make it…
6. 2:34that would be liquidy in it which is minority would not forbid us from cooking it…
7. 3:05thing on it's written like this in the bed yourself could be time it's mistake so…

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