Establishing a Meal of Fruits Outside the Sukkah
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Question
Hello Rabbi, the Rema (Siman תרלט Halacha 2) writes, and it seems that Maran agrees, that fruits, water, and wine, even if one establishes a meal on them, can be eaten outside the sukkah. But what constitutes establishing a meal on fruits, water, and wine? From the words of the Mishnah Berurah, it seems that according to Maran, also fish and meat, but what is the measure? And regarding the five species of grain, Maran said that if a meal is established, a sukkah is required, what is the measure here?
Answer
Hello and blessings,
To "establish a meal" means to sit down and eat them to be satisfied by them, and this will be his meal.
Just as people now sit down to eat a meal of a portion of meat or fish and various vegetables, and this is their meal. And they do not eat bread or grain products with it.