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Heating a dish on Shabbat

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Topic: laws of preparing food for Shabbat
Question: Is it permitted to heat a dry dish on top of a pot?

Answer

Shalom u-vracha 

It is permitted to heat on Shabbat a dry food [without sauce]. On condition that it is not placed directly on the fire, but on a pot that is standing on the fire.   

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