Ep. 337. Situations and circumstances whereby one is allowed to eat main staple foods, e.g., kugel, cholent, chicken, etc., before one is going to wash for bread.

Ep. 337. Situations and circumstances whereby one is allowed to eat main staple foods, e.g., kugel, cholent, chicken, etc., before one is going to wash for bread.
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Ep. 337. Situations and circumstances whereby one is allowed to eat main staple foods, e.g., kugel, cholent, chicken, etc., before one is going to wash for bread.

Oct 26 2022 | 00:07:39

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Episode 340 • October 26, 2022 • 00:07:39

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Situations and circumstances whereby one is allowed to eat main staple foods, e.g., kugel, cholent, chicken, etc., before one is going to wash for bread.

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