Why did Rav feel the need to make a Takanah in Tatlafush?
- People didn’t know that cooking on Shabbos is forbidden.
- People didn’t know that cooking milk with meat is forbidden.
- People didn’t know that eating udders is forbidden.
- People didn’t know that udders of nursing cows are forbidden.
- People didn’t know how to prepare udders to allow it to be eaten.
How was Rami Bar Tamri allowed to eat udders in Sura?
- Because he was just visiting, and he came from Pumpadisa.
- He ate it in a place where no one would see him.
- He ate it outside of city limits.
- Because he held that the Sura Minhag was based on a fallacy.
- The Mitzvah of eating on Erev Yom Kippur overrides the need to follow Minhag Hamakom.
Which Mitzvah do we find that Beis Din may not punish for its dereliction?
- Kibud Av V’Eim.
- Not wearing Tzitzis.
- Not wearing Tefillin.
- Eating udders.
- Theft.
What did Rav Safra originally think that Abaye’s question was?
- May udders be cooked by themselves?
- May udders be cooked with another piece of meat?
- May udders be cooked with a liver?
- May a liver be cooked in its own blood?
- May a liver be cooked together with another piece of meat?
How could cooking liver together with a different meat potentially pose an issue?
- The blood from the liver can permeate the other meat, making it not kosher.
- A non-kosher liver can spread its non-kosher taste to the other meat.
- If the other meat is not kosher, the kosher liver can absorb its taste.
- Answers A and C.
- Answers A, B, and C.