This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 3. The definition of an “irregularity”:[1] The Sages permitted for one to knead a Rabbinical kneading mixture if one uses certain irregularities in the kneading process. One may thus knead all materials into a thin batter, using these irregularities. […]
2. The definition of kneading: The solid-The mixtures that are not allowed to be kneaded
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 2. The definition of kneading: The solid-The mixtures that are not allowed to be kneaded:[1] A. First opinion: Biblically:[2] One only Biblically transgresses kneading with materials which are kneadable, such as flour or earth used for bricks of a […]
1. The definition of kneading: The liquid-Placing liquid in a food or mixing it in?
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here 1. The definition of kneading: The liquid-Placing liquid in a food or mixing it in?[1] First opinion:[2] One does not Biblically transgress kneading by placing water [See Q&A regarding other liquids] into flour alone, but rather one must knead […]
0. Introduction to the Laws of Kneading
This article is an excerpt from To purchase this Sefer, click here Introduction: Kneading is one of the Biblically forbidden Shabbos labors. There is a dispute dating back to the Talmud, which is likewise disputed in the codifiers, as to what constitutes kneading and as to which materials are forbidden to […]
Making Kiddush as soon as arrive home
Making Kiddush as soon as one arrives home:[1] It is a Mitzvah Min Hamuvchar[2] to recite Kiddush as close to the entrance of Shabbos as possible.[3] [This especially applies if one has hungry guests or family members waiting to start the meal.[4] It goes without saying that one should not […]
Bringing food to the table before Kiddush
May one bring food to the table prior to Kiddush? Some[1] learn that one is to refrain from bringing any of the foods to the table prior to Kiddush, unless they are covered just like the Chalas.[2] However from Admur it is clear that it is only necessary to cover […]
Being Yotzei Kiddush from a different area:
Being Yotzei Kiddush from a different area:[1] If one made Kiddush in his home and one’s neighbor heard the Kiddush from him while he was his inside his own house [i.e. the neighbor’s house], then if the neighbor’s table was set for eating immediately in that area [i.e. Kiddush Bemakom […]
Drinking after Kiddush before Hamotzi
Drinking liquids after Kiddush prior to the meal: It is permitted for one who is thirsty to drink after Kiddush, prior to the meal.[1] Saying a blessing prior to drinking:[2] One who drinks prior to the meal is not to say a blessing over the liquid if [he drank from […]
How much wine is one required to drink by Kiddush
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here How much wine is one required to drink by Kiddush?[1] The person who makes Kiddush is required to drink enough wine to fill his cheeks. This measurement is referred to as Malei Lugmav. This does not refer to the amount of […]
May a child eat or drink before Kiddush
This Halacha is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com May a child eat or drink before Kiddush?[1] If a child wants[2] or needs[3] to eat or drink, he may do so even before Kiddush. This applies both to the Kiddush of night and day.[4] It is forbidden to oppress […]
