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הלכה יומית/עיקר וטפל בברכות/רב דניאל בניזרי

הלכה יומית/עיקר וטפל בברכות/רב דניאל בניזרי

Rav Benizri ·

Halakha
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Kind: captions Language: en Demons. So, with God's help, we will see what is written in the Shulchan Aruch under the sign of strife, main and insipid. So first of all, the definition is given in general, that the general is everything that is essential and with it a prayer, it recites a blessing on the essential and resolves the prayer. For example, if he just cooked rice and added pieces of vegetables, for example peas, pieces of carrots, that's just to prepare it. And fix it so that it will be fit for eating. He prefers to eat with vegetables. Of course, the main thing is the rice. Therefore, the Creator selects various foods and then solves the vegetables. Then he is not allowed. He is not allowed to share because he eats it all together. Once he eats it together, he is not allowed to divide the blessing of food over the rice and the blessing of the Creator of the Fruit of the Earth over the vegetables. It's not called hardware, it's called everything. Therefore, it is certain that the main thing resolves the prayer, as the Shulchan Aruch writes. But what? Regarding the five types of grain, there is a difference here because usually we want to go by the majority or by the importance of what is important, for example, he has a piece of meat that I really like and it is very important. A piece of meat, even if it has a majority of vegetables, then of course, for example, the meat will be the main thing, but usually, usually, if it is fruits and vegetables, all the various mixtures usually go by the majority, except for five types of grain, as the Gemara says in the blessings, whatever is in it, what is meant? First of all, I am talking about the five types of grain, which are wheat and barley. Buckwheat is not today's buckwheat because today's buckwheat is a type of legume, but today's buckwheat is called spelt, which is a type of rye flour and foxtail millet. All these five, if other types are mixed in with them, and they are milled and he mills them. It's not that he cooked them whole, he fried them. They are always the main thing. Even if they are a minority, even if they are 20-30% of the mix, they always remain the majority. why? Because he baked them. But if he cooked five species and they are whole, then surely they are not following the majority. Like anything. I'm actually talking about if he cooked them, then if he fried them, they always become a staple. Sharbana.