Fish with Sauce Heated on Shabbat
Question
Shalom Rav,
Regarding heating on Shabbat something that has congealed (such as fish with sauce), I saw that the Rema is lenient in three cases, one of them being in a case of necessity. If an Ashkenazi is a guest of a Sephardi who heated fish with congealed sauce on Shabbat, is this considered a necessity so that he may eat it?
Regarding heating on Shabbat something that has congealed (such as fish with sauce), I saw that the Rema is lenient in three cases, one of them being in a case of necessity. If an Ashkenazi is a guest of a Sephardi who heated fish with congealed sauce on Shabbat, is this considered a necessity so that he may eat it?
Answer
Shalom u’vracha
It is permitted, because after the fact it is permitted in all circumstances.
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