54.1 ) If you eat two foods, a principal and an accessory food, say the benediction over the principal food only. 54.2) The benediction over a principal covers the accessory as well. 54.3) If you drink a sip between the eating of a principal and the accessory, say the benediction over the accessory as well….
53.1) Say Shehakol (blessing for animal products: meat, chicken, fish, and eggs; water and all other drinks (except for wine) and soups; and miscellaneous foods like mushrooms, candy, etc.) over liquids extracted from fruits and vegetables. 53.2) Say Shehakol over cooked fruits that are usually eaten raw. 53.3) Say Shehakol over fruits soaked or cooked…
52.1) Benedictions are to be said over fruit that grows on trees, over fruit you will eat and over fruit on the ground. Reference the source to determine the appropriate benediction. 52.2) Say the benediction Shehakol (blessing for animal products: meat, chicken, fish, and eggs; water and all other drinks (except for wine) and soups;…
51.1) You may say benediction after eating fruit of any tree not of the seven species mentioned in Deuteronomy 8:8. 51.2) Do not say the concluding benediction after eating or drinking if the quantity of food or drink is less than the size of an olive. 51.3) Consult an authority about whether to say the…
50.1) Say the appropriate benediction over food or drink regardless of the amount. 50.2) Make sure you say the appropriate benediction over the particular food or drink you are consuming. 50.3) Take the article in your right hand and hold it while saying the appropriate benediction. 50.4) If you drop food on the floor or…
49.1) Say the benediction before drinking wine. 49.2) If a liquid tastes like wine, say the benediction. 49.3) If wine is mixed with water and the wine is only a sixth part of the liquid, it is considered water; no benediction is required. 49.4) If you say the benediction over wine, other beverages at the…
48.1) When you eat pastry, you do not need to wash your hands before eating or say the benediction Hamotzi (blessing over bread) when the amount eaten is not in the quantity of a regular meal. 48.2) Pat habbaah bekisnin (bread filled with fruit, meat, cheese) and such that is prepared like a coffee cake….