Gush in Kli shlishi Daniel, Thank you for your feedback and appreciation.
About your question concerning a gush in kli 3:
According to the A.R., it would be a kli shlishi for hilchos shabbos purposes.
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Daniel Ganjian -11 years ago
Thank you Thank you for these great shiurim. It is obvious that you take a lot of time to prepare for these shiurim. Thank you.
Also, if a dvar gush goes into a kli shlishi, is it a shlishi now?
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J.J. -11 years ago
L'Chaim Thank you for sharing your shabbos table with us.
Where is the l'chaim between fish & meat..... ;)
Thank you for all you do.
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M.A. -11 years ago
dessert BSD
What is the situation if one serves a hot dessert, e.g., sticky date pudding or apple crumble with ice-cream?
How close can one put the ice-cream to the hot dessert?
Thank you very much for your very informative shiurim.
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Rabbi L. Wineberg -11 years ago
Re: dessert According to the A.R.as understood by R. Farkash:
put in the hot dessert first and you won't have a problem. (But then again, do you really want to make your apple crumble soggy by combining it in plate with ice cream? Even on a wednesday? (Maybe we need an advisory panel of "balebostes" on this site :) ))
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Rabbi L. Wineberg -11 years ago
Gush in Kli shlishi
Daniel, Thank you for your feedback and appreciation.
About your question concerning a gush in kli 3:
According to the A.R., it would be a kli shlishi for hilchos shabbos purposes.
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Daniel Ganjian -11 years ago
Thank you
Thank you for these great shiurim. It is obvious that you take a lot of time to prepare for these shiurim. Thank you.
Also, if a dvar gush goes into a kli shlishi, is it a shlishi now?
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J.J. -11 years ago
L'Chaim
Thank you for sharing your shabbos table with us.
Where is the l'chaim between fish & meat..... ;)
Thank you for all you do.
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M.A. -11 years ago
dessert
BSD
What is the situation if one serves a hot dessert, e.g., sticky date pudding or apple crumble with ice-cream?
How close can one put the ice-cream to the hot dessert?
Thank you very much for your very informative shiurim.
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Rabbi L. Wineberg -11 years ago
Re: dessert
According to the A.R.as understood by R. Farkash:
put in the hot dessert first and you won't have a problem. (But then again, do you really want to make your apple crumble soggy by combining it in plate with ice cream? Even on a wednesday? (Maybe we need an advisory panel of "balebostes" on this site :) ))
Thank you for your feedback.
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