[Avodah] Sfardi Psaq On Matza And Qvi`ath S`udah

[Zev Sero]

On 1/04/2012 10:44 AM, Jay F Shachter wrote:
>>
>> But Sefardim say mezonos on normal matzos all year, and yet on
>> Pesach they elevate it to hamotzi and use it for the mitzvah as well
>> as for lechem mishneh
>>
>
> implying, based on standard rules of construction, that they would not
> use it for lexem mishneh when it is not Passover.

Yes, that is my understanding.

  
> Yes, accordance to `Ovadya Yosef,
> matza, when not eaten on Passover, is mzonoth; but it is not spaghetti
> mzonoth, it is the kind of mzonoth over which one should recite
> hammotzi if it is used for qvi`ath s`udah.

In other words, it's path haba'ah bekisnin.  Can PhBbK be used for lechem
mishneh?  In general the answer is "no", though there are hints to be found
in some poskim that there might be grounds for allowing it.

Keviut Seudah does not simply mean using it as the anchor for a meal;
there are shiurim given, ranging up to six beitsim or more, which is
quite a lot.



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