Beachwood Kehilla Dvar Halacha

The Mishna Berurah begins to summarize all of the laws of Kedima.

We discuss Kedima in Brachot when dealing with baked goods made from oats, spelt, and rye.

We discuss cases when foods start coming out later after the Bracha has been made and cases when a Bracha was mistakenly made on a more desired item rather than a fruit of the seven species.

The Rama discusses whether the laws of Kedima are in play when I don't want to eat both and/or if both aren't present at the time of the Bracha. He also notes that all of these rules of Kedima are only L'Chatchila.

We discuss how bread always takes precedence over other items made from the five grains.

We discuss wheat and barley, and when they take precedence for Brachot.

We discuss two fruits of the Shivat HaMinim that are at equal distance from the word Eretz in the Pasuk. How do we determine which receives the Bracha?

We learn additional considerations when trying to determine upon which fruit of the Shivat HaMinim to make a Bracha.

We discuss multiple fruits of the Shivat HaMinim and how we determine upon which to make a Bracha.

We discuss HaEitz and HaAdama and how to determine which Bracha to make first.

We discuss when we have foods that demand HaEitz and SheHaKol or HaAdama and SheHaKol, and which Bracha should go first.

The Shulchan Aruch brings another opinion that Chaviv always takes precedence, even over the Shivat HaMinim, and also argues as to how we determine what is Chaviv. The Shulchan Aruch settles which opinion we should rely on.

We continue to discuss a case in which there are fruits that require different Brachot and how we determine which to make the Bracha first.

We discuss how we determine what is considered Chaviv, the preferred fruit, and what a person should do when they have a fruit that is Chaviv in general, versus one that is Chaviv at the moment.

We discuss a person who has multiple fruits that demand different Brachot before him, and he wants to partake of all of them. How does he determine which fruit upon which to make the Bracha?

We discuss a case where a person has multiple fruits before him, and he wants to eat from all of them. How do we determine upon which to make the Bracha?

We continue in the Mishna Berurah's introduction to the laws of Kedima in Brachot. We discuss how to determine which fruit to make a Bracha on when we have multiple fruits from the Shivat HaMinim.

We continue the Mishna Berurah's introduction to Kedima B'Brachot.

We begin the Mishna Berurah's introduction to the rules of Kedima B'Brachot, precedence when it comes to making Brachot.

What can a Jewish person do before Pesach with Chametz that may retroactively become his at a later date?

What happens if the Jewish Person had taken responsibility for the Chametz, even though MeiAchshav wasn't said?

Wat happens if MeiAchshav isn't said and the default takes place before Pesach?

We flip the case and discuss a situation where a Jew lends money to someone who is not Jewish, and Chametz is provided as collateral.

We conclude our discussion of the case where a Jew borrows money from a non-Jew and offers Chametz as collateral. We discuss whether we would force the Jew to redeem his collateral if the transaction wasn't set up properly to prevent Chametz SheAvar Alav HaPesach.

We continue to discuss the case where a Jew borrows money from a non-Jew and offers Chametz as collateral. The Mishna Berurah explains how the word "MeiAchshav" may only prevent Chametz SheAvar Alav HaPesach if this is a loan.