Yeshivat Orayta Halakha Yomi

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Learn a halakha a day with Rav Noam Himelstein of Yeshivat Orayta! Rav Noam continues this zman with practical halakha pertaining to keeping a kosher kitchen. E...

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Tevilat keilim - 4: The Bracha and who can do it contributed by Lukas · Dec 31, 2020
Tevilat keilim - 3: The process of tevila contributed by Lukas · Dec 31, 2020
Tevilat keilim - 2 contributed by Lukas · Dec 31, 2020
Tevilat keilim - 1 contributed by Lukas · Dec 31, 2020
Bishul Akum - part 2 contributed by Lukas · Nov 17, 2020
Pat Palter and Bishul Akum contributed by Lukas · Nov 17, 2020
Pat Akum contributed by Lukas · Nov 17, 2020
Chezkat Basari contributed by Lukas · Nov 12, 2020
Waiting After Hard Cheese; Kids and the Sick contributed by Lukas · Nov 12, 2020
Waiting Between Meat and Milk - Continuation contributed by Lukas · Nov 10, 2020
Waiting Between Meat and Milk, and Between Milk and Meat contributed by Lukas · Nov 10, 2020
Ovens contributed by Lukas · Nov 5, 2020
Stovetops contributed by Lukas · Nov 3, 2020
Dishwashers contributed by Lukas · Nov 3, 2020
Hot Fleishig Sauce on Milchig Pots; 2 sinks contributed by Lukas · Nov 3, 2020
Cutting Boards and Parve Mixtures contributed by Lukas · Nov 3, 2020
Clarification Re Pareve Food Cooked in Fleishig Pot contributed by Lukas · Nov 1, 2020
Ketchup and Salt; and cooked pareve foods contributed by Lukas · Nov 1, 2020
Bread and salad served at a fleishik meal contributed by Lukas · Oct 26, 2020
Meat and Milk at the same table; milchik bread contributed by Lukas · Oct 26, 2020
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Learn a halakha a day with Rav Noam Himelstein of Yeshivat Orayta! Rav Noam continues this zman with practical halakha pertaining to keeping a kosher kitchen. Each shiur is about 4-5 minutes long, five days a week.

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