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We were in the middle of a discussion on cooking laws on Shabbat before we started on the laws of Chanukah, section 4. A very busy, very full section. I will go over it briefly and continue to simplify it step by step, line by line. We said that the Gemara in Tractate Shabbat on page 140 says: "Anything that comes in a stew on the eve of Shabbat on page 140 says: "Anything that comes in a stew on the eve of Shabbat, we should boil it in a stew on Shabbat, and anything that does not come in a stew on the eve of Shabbat, we should not boil it in a stew on Shabbat." The literal interpretation is that anything that was cooked by heating it in a first vessel on the fire on Shabbat is permitted. On Shabbat, you are permitted to return it to the heat of the first vessel, such as your wife cooking peas on Shabbat, your wife cooking meatballs on Shabbat, your wife cooking poultry on Shabbat. You can put them You can put them in a pot on the hotplate on a source of heat on Shabbat. But I don't cook. No, you don't cook because it's already cooked. Anything that comes in a stew on Shabbat, boil it in a stew on Shabbat. But anything that doesn't come in a stew on Shabbat, something that wasn't cooked on Shabbat, like carrots, your wife wants to put in soup on Shabbat night. Carrots. She made a delicious vegetable soup. She told me she saw that there was no carrot there. Come on, I'll cut up some carrots,
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- 0:00We were in the middle of a discussion on cooking laws on Shabbat before we started…
- 5:51doubtful. Rabbinical. I can be lenient when I do it. If I do it and it…
- 11:04now. Increasing the heat. The heat and the fact that it put uncooked things on it…
- 16:18have a pot of fish, I want to take the lemons, throw them in the pot…
- 21:35coffee will burn. It is called shrinking and bad for him. In this way, Ovadia says,…
- 27:22the table. He goes out into the plate. Sprinkle a few grains of onion. Hot pepper.…
- 32:37my mechas. I have some. Let's say, I like to eat the soup of The cash…
- 38:57If it goes down, the thermostat and you don't have a constant heat, it is not…
- 44:21writes at the end of our section. And it is the law. Anything hard that is…
- 49:38like a hot sausage, like a hot grilled chicken, like a hot meatball. Says the son…
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