The Blech Book
Comprehensive & Illustrated Guide To Hotplate Use
Overall, the number of guidelines governing cooking on the Jewish Sabbath is quite substantial. The laws of blechs and Shabbos hotplates—based in Talmud, codifiers and custom—are no exception. Translating them into practical daily application in the modern kitchen requires awareness of many details. Even the otherwise knowledgeable public might not always be aware of all the fine points. Particularly, since until now, searching for these laws required extracting them from books on general Sabbath observance.
Dozens of professional photos help express the most complex legal issues in plain easy-to-understand form.
"It is refreshing to see the comprehensive, yet user friendly style, of your previous books repeated here in this one. The photos only add a greater dimension of clarity to the entire work."
— Rabbi Y. Gurary, member of Rabbinical Court
Some Common Questions Answered in The Blech Book
• Are there conditions when a blech is not necessary?
• Must I cover the knobs on the stove?
• There is not blech available. What now?
• Am I allowed to add anything to a pot on the blech?
• I moved a pot, on the blech directly over the flame, to an area not directly over the flame. May I move it back?
• Is there any way on Shabbos to heat up food that is off the blech?
• I removed a pot from the blech and placed it on the table. May I replace it to the blech?
EDUCATORS! — MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS!
Educators! We are happy to announce, the Free Download is now available! These ready-to-use study aids are supplied for your convenience and may be copied freely for educational purposes.
Chapter 1 - Background & Chapter 2 - Before Shabbos: Total 25 Questions
Chapter 3 - On Shabbos: Total 25 Questions
Chapters 1-3 (Complete test): Total 50 Questions
Answer Sheet - (Cheating on Tests is a No No Kiddies)
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