Is it required to make tea in a 3rd cup according to Sephardic Halacha?
Not required with tea bags
Can you please explain why.
Do you need 2 cups? Or straight from the urn is ok?
The general rule is a kli sheni (2nd cup) isnโt prohibited on Shabbat. Therefore one can add water to the cup directly from the urn and put in the tea bag afterwards.
Ralph,
I have a glass container that I add a scoop of tea leaves to, fill it with boiling water, and brew the tea for several minutes. If I add the boiling water from a shabbat water heater, is this any different than using a tea bag?
Same. As long as you out the water first and then the leaves.
What about ืงืื ืืืืฉืื
Hi please explain what about
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also Reb nissim karelitz clearly writes if the chazon ish would have saw the ืืจืืื he would not have said that .
and the ืืืื ืืืฉ himself writes in ืกืขืืฃ ืงืื ืื-ืื that ื ืืื ืืืืืืจ
I am having a hard time deciphering your writing.
The Gemara, meforshim and all major halachic works throughout the achronim hold that there isnt bishul in kli sheni except for a very specific group of foods mentioned in the Gemara there. Tea is not considered in this group. That is all.
Harav Karilitz was a big Talmid Chachom and was entitled to his opinion and in this case his assumption about the Chazon Ish. Rabbi Abadi does not agree.
