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• Stirring & Serving Cooked Food Directly From a Blech on Shabbat
• Warming Food on a Blech or Hotplate on Shabbat
• Baking Hallah on Erev Shabbat
• Parashat Vayeseh: Yaakob’s Dream
• If One Mistakenly Cooked Food During Ben Ha’shemashot on Friday Afternoon
• Is It Permissible On Erev Shabbat To Fill Up An Urn With Water That Will Become Cooked On Shabbat
• Reheating Dry Food on Shabbat on a Blech or Hotplate
• Is A Thermos or Tiger Pot Considered A Keli Rishon
• Is A Ladle Considered a Keli Rishon or Keli Sheni
• Pouring From an Urn Into a Cup of Cold Liquid on Shabbat
• Parashat Toledot: Understanding the Story of Yishak’s Blessing
• Is It Permissible To Place Liquid Food on a Hotplate on Shabbat Before the Timer Activates the Hotplate
• The Proper Way To Extract the Broth From Vegetables in a Vegetable Soup on Shabbat
• The Proper Way To Extract Vegetables from Soup on Shabbat; Washing Grapes on Shabbat; Using a Perforated Spoon on Shabbat
• Is It Permissible To Prepare Tehina On Shabbat
• Understanding the Laws of Muktze- Prohibition of Carrying Items on Shabbat, Such as Pens, Pots, and New Empty Wallets
• Parashat Hayeh-Sarah: The Dangers of Vanity
• Stirring Food In A Pot and Serving From A Pot On Shabbat
• Cooking On Shabbat on Surfaces Heated by the Sun
• Separating A Bottle Cap From Its Ring on Shabbat
• Shabbat – Ensuring That the Countertop is Dry Before Putting Down a Hot Pot
• Reheating Solid Food With Some Liquid on Shabbat
• Parashat Vayera: Akedat Yishak & Akedat Abraham
• Is it Permissible to Eat Soup That Was Reheated on Shabbat?
• Placing Cold Liquid Near the Stove on Shabbat