Yesodos Hechsher Keilim and Hafrashas Challah by Rabbi Yaakov Moshe Golding, Hardcover

Can glass be kashered? Does a pushpin used to decorate a cake need tevillah? How do small batches of dough combine for the challah obligation? Rabbi Yaakov Moshe Golding's 108-page hardcover explains the fundamental principles of tevilas keilim, hechsher keilim and hafrashas challah in a short, clear style.

FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES & CONCEPTS OF HILCHOS TEVILAS KEILIM, HECHSHER KEILIM & HAFRASHAS CHALLAH

Could glass be kashered? Does it need to be kashered?

If one cannot remove a stain from a keili, can it be kashered?

Does a pushpin use to design a cake require tevillah?

Does a keili that is always used with parchment paper require tevillah?

What happens if one divides five pounds of dough into many parts, freezes them, and only takes out one at a time to bake?

If one makes a few small batches of dough, how can they be combined together to be obligated in challah?

This sefer explains fundamental principles and concepts in a short and clear style in order to be able to understand the complicated halachos of hechsher keilim, tevillas keilim, and hafrashas challah.

• Know when and how to ask a shailah.
• Know and understand common daily halachos.
• Clear and practical guide for kashering a kitchen for Pesach or from a non-Jew.
• A great way to review the halachos in an organized and systematic format.
• For those who never had the opportunity to learn it and for those who have learned it many times.

By Rabbi Yaakov Moshe Golding

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