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Practical instructions that help novices and experienced Shabbat observers navigate the complexities of food preparation on Shabbat, from preparing instant coffee to post-mistake remedies.

Introduction

1. The Principles of Bishul

2. Definition of Terms Used Frequently in the Laws of Bishul

3. The Laws of Keli Rishon, Sheini and Shlishi

4. Bishul Achar Bishul: Cooking After Cooking

5. The Practical Applications of Bishul

6. The Laws of Shehiya

7. The Laws of Chazarah

8. The Blech

9. Electrical Appliances and Heating Systems

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Rabbi Nissan D. Dubov is director of Chabad Lubavitch in Wimbledon, UK.

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The Laws of Cooking on Shabbos
  Practical instructions that help novices and experienced Shabbat observers navigate the complexities of food preparation on Shabbat, from preparing instant coffee to post-mistake remedies.

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