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• The Significance of Shabbat Hagadol
• Pesah – Eating “Gebrukst” (Masa with liquid), and the Requirement of “Masa Shemura”
• Pesah – Making a Thorough Search Even Though the House Was Already Cleaned
• Pesah – Explaining the Requirements of Bittul Hametz and Bedikat Hametz
• Pesah: Bananas, Quinoa and Mustard
• Do Tablets, Cosmetics, Soaps, Shampoos and Detergents Require “Kosher for Pesah” Certification?
• Parashat Vayikra- The Triple Sin of Dishonesty
• Pesah- The Procedure for Kashering Stove Grates, Oven Racks, Blechs, and Tablecloths
• Pesah- Koshering Cookware in Preparation for Pesah
• Pesah- Baby Bottles, Barbeques, Birkat Ha’mazon Cards, Cookbooks, Microwaves, Nutcrackers and Salt Shakers
• Pesah- Koshering Garlic Presses, Highchairs and Kitchen Counters
• Pesah- Koshering the Dishwasher, Oven, Tables, Countertops, Microwave, Stovetop, and Sink
• Pesah- How To Prepare Food Utensils for Use on Pesah
• Parashat Pekudeh- Counting the Things That Matter
• Respecting Parents When it Entails Great Difficulty
• Respecting One’s Stepparents; Respecting Siblings
• Accepting Services From a Parent
• Respecting Parents After Their Passing
• Standing in One’s Parent’s Honor
• Must One Incur Expenses For the Misva of Honoring His Parents?
• Parashat Ki Tisa- The Sanctity of Every Jew
• The Prohibition Against Contradicting One’s Parent
• The Extent to Which the Torah Demands Respecting Parents
• Pesah- Thirty Days Before Pesah
• Purim – The Importance of Harmony and Unity Among Jews