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613mitzvahgirl
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 Yesterday at 5:00 pm
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Yes you can, just make sure you don’t turn it off
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:00 pm
Ask your lor
I think it's no
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ra_mom
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Yesterday at 5:01 pm
You can lower a flame if it’s burning the food.
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:02 pm
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Why not? As long as pot is on it first and you're turning it higher or lower to cook the food
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tichellady
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Yesterday at 5:05 pm
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My rav holds yes and that you can even turn it off but there are different opinions on that
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Hashem_Yaazor
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Yesterday at 5:07 pm
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Only if you need to do it to enhance the cooking, and you have no alternative (like taking the pot off the fire completely).
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teachkids
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Yesterday at 5:08 pm
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This is a depends who you ask question. You need to ask your lor
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SingALong
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Yesterday at 5:10 pm
I only adjust flame as needed when something is cooking on it. For example, soup needs to bubble on high flame when I’m warming it from the freezer. But then I need it on a lower flame after bubbling to keep warm till the meal. If I take it off then it gets cold by the meal, if I leave flame on high it will burn.
I’ve always learned you can adjust flame while food is cooking
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:11 pm
OP, this really is a question for your Rav.
I was told that I can make the flame higher but not lower.
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:12 pm
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The first question is what type of stove are you cooking on?
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:14 pm
| amother Aquamarine wrote: | OP, this really is a question for your Rav.
I was told that I can make the flame higher but not lower. |
Same.
I always thought you can adjust as needed but recently learned from our Rav so that you can only higher the flame but not lower it.
So ask your LOR.
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:19 pm
| 613mitzvahgirl wrote: | | Yes you can, just make sure you don’t turn it off |
Are there any restrictions around this?
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:24 pm
| amother OP wrote: | | Are there any restrictions around this? |
Please ask a Rav. This really is not a question for imamother to pasken.
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613mitzvahgirl
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Yesterday at 5:28 pm
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Just ask your LOR and he should be able to guide you.. Hatzlocha and have a beautiful Yontiff
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effess
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Yesterday at 5:31 pm
What kind of stove do you have?
Not all stoves are created equal.
Halacha applies differently to your specific circumstance
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:35 pm
| effess wrote: | What kind of stove do you have?
Not all stoves are created equal.
Halacha applies differently to your specific circumstance |
Old fashioned gas stovetop.
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jkl
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Yesterday at 5:35 pm
| 613mitzvahgirl wrote: | | Just ask your LOR and he should be able to guide you.. Hatzlocha and have a beautiful Yontiff |
Too late to reach him before YT
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amother
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Yesterday at 5:37 pm
I do it to prevent food from burning, water over boiling.
But I don’t think it is the best…best is to remove the food and not lower the flame.
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