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Rabbi Eli Mansour

Daily Halacha

Which Kind of Cooked Food Items May be Used for the Erub Tabshilin?

Lectured by Rabbi Eli Mansour

Published
August 16, 2013
Duration
01:02

Lecture Text

The Shulhan Aruch (Orah Haim 527) writes that the cooked food used for the Erub Tabshilin must be a food item that is "Ra’ui Le’lafet Bo Et Ha’pat" – meaning, it is commonly eaten together with bread. Thus, it is customary nowadays to use a boiled egg, as people commonly eat egg with bread in a sandwich.

If a person does not have an egg, he should not use for the Erub something like rice, which is not normally eaten together with bread. Instead, he should use either a cooked piece of meat, a can of cooked tomatoes, or even a can of sardines, as these foods are commonly eaten together with bread.