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Section: Questions   Category: Halacha
TAGS:bishul akum
Halacha - cooking on a stove that a non jew turned on
Submitted by anonymous  Answered by Rav Peretz Moncharsh
Question:
Answer: On Shabbos, certainly not. Regarding Bishul Akum, a Jew may place a pot on a fire the non-Jew previously ignited, but not prior to the ignition.
posted:2011-05-10 19:40:08

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