The Shabbat Table - Shabbat 2.0 - July 2

as people are getting logged on let's uh let's begin the program over here so welcome everybody to Shabbat table 2.0 we are going from Shabbat table to Shabbat Abel we're really going to get a chance as this program goes on to learn more and more about how to properly observe Shabbat and keep Shabbat and prepare for Shabbat before we go to our featured guest speaker we're going to have a quick thought from Josh Schottenstein so this week's parsha is a double portion actually who cast ball luck there's so much to talk about the idea of a Hoke maybe Josh will share with us something about that the story of Pawlik and Bill um great story so a lot to talk about but obviously we're only going to get a little snippet please enlighten us with a little bit of wisdom Josh I'll do my best first I want to thank Rabbi captain Steve for getting me involved in the Shabbat table and also for helping me provide some insight into this week's Bar show as you said it talks about a hook which as I understand is a mitzvah without any apparent reason so I did a little bit of trying to do a little bit of research and I understand that myths both are kind of divided into two categories leukemia and Misha team so Misha my team would be apparent reasons and then Hawker Killeen would not have an apparent reason a little bit of historical context I found out a pure hook is related to the laws of the red heifer or the para adamah which has to deal with if a person becoming in pure pure red heifer should be slaughtered and burned mixed with ashes and water and sprinkled over them for seven days so that's kind of like the purest form of a hook but as King Solomon's tried to understand that but he even said it was out of his grasp was the quote that I found so take away their from for that is that sometimes we need to work to understand each spoke and make them meaningful even as we realize that they contain a depth beyond our comprehension there's a debate amongst sages about the hope which basically is why would a Shem give us a mitzvah without a reason rabbi Dawid cohen of brooklyn talks about how if a person can be subservient to that gem even when he doesn't understand he most certainly will be disciplined and more subservient when he does understand that that was that resonated another example of like a cloak and that I found was the blowing of the shofar I think we all kind of rationalized that as a wake-up call but there is not apparently like a specific reason about blowing the shofar we do it because a Shem told us to and I think all this sort of applies to our contemporary life today about the unexpected and life can throw us a lot of curveballs and things that we don't expect and now Shem wants us to be strong through it all and if we can find the humility of doing Commandments even when we don't understand them fully we might be able to manage more with strength to serve Hashem properly and I think it also builds resilience and obviously a very timely example is the pandemic encoded 19 a lot of confusion and a lot of unknown not knowing how things turned out and so rabbit happens to gain nail that I think talking about how the lessons of the Hope talked about if we maintain our commitment to Judaism during these times just imagine what we'll be able to do when we come out of this so I thought that was that kind of encapsulated everything okay Thank You Josh that was beautiful you really did a great job and shared a nice piece of wisdom okay so we are really lucky our featured speaker we have a really really cool person with us today his name is mr. Sol were Tucker he's the CEO of a company called outer stuff he's known for his philanthropy is activism sits on many boards including an important one called yeah good us-israel I don't know if you guys have heard of that it was recently an event called the sium hashas that was a big event attended by in person a hundred thousand Jews and many more screaming in live he was the chairman of that event so someone whose time is very important and we really really really appreciate your giving us a few minutes of your time and without further ado take it away thank you everybody you know what he talked about a Hulk not understanding I'm really not understanding why I'm here speaking tonight but I'm gonna try to do my best and give over the message I understand that the session it's about the sharpest table and you know I'm an Arab are you I'm not I'm not here to give you the halter laws of Shabbat or the talking to you about the beauty of Shabbat why Shabbat they keep Shabbat is so important but as a business person and especially in a business that has nothing to do with about and as a matter of fact when I went into this business I'm in the sports business so some of you may have heard me speak and may have heard some of these stories but you know sports businesses open our chocolate sports business they play games on Shabbos there's World Series games on Shabbos there's MBA championship came to those chambers and we're closed on chocolates and I'm the one that's supplying all of the you know stuff for the sports leagues for the NFL for the NBA and so so the that I think that the message and I'm going to tell you some very very cute stories how actually keeping Shabbos has impacted my business very positively not the other way around but I think I'm the classic example that if you think that by keeping Shabbos and keeping Shabbat in any way shape or form it's going to stop you from doing whatever you want to do and accomplish whatever you want to do I'm the prime example here to say absolutely not and and I'm gonna give you some examples of of how difficult it was but how worthwhile it was and because of all the sacrifices that we made I think we were more successful than ever before because people understood there were people of principle where a business where where where where principle people were moral people we're serious about our religion and therefore we're serious about our honesty and integrity so tell you a cute story so maybe 25 20 22 years ago 25 years ago I got my first license from the NFL and so I'm attending my first Super Bowl and I don't know if some of you have heard this term attending my first Super Bowl ever and they tell me the big event that all of the licensees have to attend is this Super Bowl brunch on Shabbos lunchtime on Shabbat lunchtime I said how can I go to this event but they said to me it's almost like mandatory this isn't your first year and that you're a licensee and how could you not go and attend this event so I'm thinking about it I get up in the morning I go to synagogue and you know wasn't wasn't too far thankthank about for having a synagogue everywhere I think this particular Super Bowl was in Arizona I go to synagogue I come back and I sit down and I have part of my Shabbat meal and then I googled and I saw that this brunch wherever it was I looked at but before Shabbat was about maybe two miles away so do miles I'm in pretty good shape I'm a runner on the job that puts 2 miles out of respect I want to show them respect I'm gonna go to this for this brunch in theater photos thing so I get up I start walking and I'm walking and I walk in and as I'm walking you know what people I stopping with the car say Saul you want a ride I said it's Shabbat I don't go into a car second guy stop in the third person stop and finally by the time I get there the word is out that this crazy guy Saul is it's his Sabbath and he's not able to get into a car nice walking or he's sweating and what he's look at the brush I walk into their brunch and the Commissioner comes running over to me you're and he says to me Saul is it really true that you walked here I said yeah if you got a respect I don't ride in a car in this habit I keep Sabbath and you know out of respect me I wanted to come and show my respects I appreciate the fact that I'm member of the NFL family and he said but it's hot outside and I said yeah but it's gonna be even out of what I have to walk back the same composite okay and and he was very very impressed and he came a month before next Super Bowl and the Commissioner called up in a secretary call up my secretary the S which hotel is all staying in during the Super Bowl my secretary told him and he said he sent out an edict at the NFL and from now on and every single Super Bowl branch wherever Saul is staying for Shabbat that's where we're having the brunch he should have to walk so I mean it everybody knows it so now it's been 22 or 23 years and I go to show I got a synagogue in the morning I do my meal I have to walk just downstairs to the lobby and wherever I'm staying the NFL takes that ballroom and invites hundreds of people so instead of me bending and and and by showing that that how important that is to me by showing how important observing the Sabbath and I'm not going to bend the rule they want to send the pedicab they asked me if I would go on the bicycle I said listen pure we don't we don't go anywhere they change and and accommodated accommodated me pleasure bath and and everybody knows about it and it it became there are so many other people that were borderline that really didn't they were nervous it's their business how can they keep open on shoppers I'll never forget many years ago we also do Major League Baseball's I remember the World Series the last game of the World Series the Yankees were playing was on Chavez and you know it's a big thing for us you know you see those guys that stay up a whole night and they printed t-shirts that's us know they super it's a super ball it's a major league it's the World Series championships and obviously the second we know who's going to win we start the printing presses but a job is we don't do anything i Chavez in a way and I went I went to the service as I went to shul you know you know Shabbos afternoon and I come home I watch since the phone has been ringing off the wall after wall every two minutes is the phone I looked at my clock and it's it was time with empty Shabbos I made Abdullah and I answered the phone it was the Commission was but sirico happens to be Jewish and he says to me Saul I know Shabbos is over I said but how do you know shot mrs. OB says I want I looked it off and it said that when there's three stars in the sky Shabbat is over he says I went outside I looked in the sky I sort of three stars why didn't you pick up the phone we gotta stop printing the Yankees I'm gonna it's in the seventh inning he says and I don't know if the score was eight to two or something he says it's a guarantee they're gonna win stop printing so we could get insurance but he says I saw in the sky waited till I saw three stars before I coach and you know I have countless and countless stories like this about and and and so many of my people we had we had a situation many years ago in the NBA the Commission is as Jewish and and he was a good friend of mine he passed away recently David Stern he was a great guy and I'll never forget you know we found a local wherever the NBA all-star weekend was we went there with my kids and we made a ship out and this we always made a Shabbat dinner we called up the local Habad we made services you know in the hotel and then we cater a dinner so we out of dinner the first year maybe we had seven or eight people and somebody from the NBA comes over and he says to me you do this every year we said yes it said next year we're gonna send out a memo to all of the owners to all of the NBA staff to tell them that is so now it became an annual thing we have between eighty and a hundred people and every NBA all-star it became a big thing we even print special prayer books special looks like a hardwood floor and it's the end became a big memento to get an NBA all-star weekend sitter for Shabbat and we hold Shabbat and you can even imagine how beautiful it the Commissioner comes down times my kids so I again I can tell you a million stories about how by not compromising by keeping Shabbat Shabbos and and and how many people's lives we influence and what it did to our lives it gave give us a purpose to our lives and we said why did God put myself and my family in this business I could have been a you know and a lawyer I could have been the realest things I could have been in you know in a profession that you know my friends are in why did God put us in a family into a business like this which is such a non you know Jewish business sports and I realized why because was he wanted us to make a difference he wanted to give us a test not everything is easy you know it's great it you know if it's easy it's easy you know if it's a little bit more difficult and you get challenged they're just like it's more difficult the reward is more difficult and there's no question that the success of our company the reason that we're successful and then we keep on getting renewed our licenses and get more and more licenses is because of the fact that people understand that when really we are the chosen people anybody that doesn't realize that it has to stop realizing it we all put on this world you know for a reason and with a moral compass of this world especially in a time like this you know when this whole pandemic started I get calls from all the commissioners and sits on you know you're our religious guy tell us how do you how do you read this I said how do I read this every this old you guys think that everything is in your hands you think that you control everything you send out this technology today you can see how high a guy jumps you know if he's gone is not going to be good if adding this is all types of virtual realities and all types of technology I said here this a a micro you can't even see it nobody could see it and it literally stopped the whole world on its crack so the message here is guys we're we're we're not gonna control as much as we think we're in control we're not will control it's a god that creates this world and the greatest gift that God gave the Jewish people was this habit question about it I have so many friends Jewish friends they can't commit to keep to keep Shabbos I can't commit commit to keep the whole Sabbath but their wives like candles they sit down at least Friday night with their families they told me their whole lives that taken on a different me it's changed their lives the fact that that that there's some purpose other than working seven days a week is a purpose in their life it's improved their marriages it's improved their relationships with their children it's improved their whole way of thinking the day of rest the day of bonding with your family bonding with your Creator bonding with God has given them a whole different meaning in life so you know all of the all of the rabbinic reasons and you have a no shortage of of rabbis or I'm sure you know tell you about the beauty of the Shabbos and of course my on a personal note the fact that once a week we tune out you know we we really we really you know rejuvenate ourselves spend time with our families but in this crazy business that I'm in and if anybody would have thought that I would succeed in this business by being closed not oh not only Shabbat it falls holidays though you know we close all the holidays and and no matter what just think you can come into the office you can print the teacher you know on the Shabbat you can't you have to be true you have to be consistent so you know again I could go on and on and on you know with so many different stories that happen to me over Shabbat we had a we had one one crazy story that that's just unbelievable we have we have somebody who were walking through the hotel on Shabbat and we're all your address that this you may have heard this story this is the craziest story I was at Miami for the first Super Bowl and Shabbos morning I take my I'm going out to synagogue so I take my my college with me I have my prayer book and my fresh oil under my arm and I walk out of my room and some big guy next to me says rabbi you know happy Sabbath I said I said happy Sabbath you too he says to me you know I heard about you Saul and and and was waiting by the door for you to come out and I was waiting here to come out and I'd like you to give me a blessing I said why shouldn't give you a blessing he says casaba tis a holy day and you observe this habit and I need a blessing I've lost my job I'm between jobs some of you heard the story and he says I'm a he was a very famous quarterback and he says give me a blessing on the holy day of Sabbath that I'm gonna get a job quickly put me on the spot so I take his hand I shake his hand I said in the spirit of all these habits God's gonna I do some heebie-jeebie and I give him some some blessing okay so that was it that was the end of the story about four months later my secretary tells me somebody so and so and so and so was on the phone again a very famous I pick up the phone he says Saul you're the best he says you can't imagine just like I don't know a 57 million dollar contract them and the power of prayer and being observant and and keeping the Sabbath has got me the best job I ever got I said you know really happy for you and everything's great all right forget about it next year I come to Super Bowl my secretary tells me somebody from the NFL Players Association called off and asked what hotel are you staying at Super Bowl so I don't know she said you don't mind I told them no figure sometimes they send the gifts to the room play they send me some gift baskets with some song jerseys or whatever it is all right Manik lock in the morning I go downstairs I can't believe it there's like 20 guys waiting to see me and they said rabbi we were told of blessings that you give on the Sabbath are the best blessings and we want and they lined up 20 NFL players to get a blessing on the Sabbath because of the power of getting a blessing on the side you can't make this stuff up I mean it's really it's really it's great and so so my message is again it's not a rabbinic message it's a practical message it's a message coming from somebody that's in business as a business person don't think for one second that for every sacrifice you make the keeping the Sabbath keeping Shabbat okay God reward you double triple quadruple for every time you do something in order to sanctify this Abbot decided to find God's name in keeping his holy day I'm the perfect example that a testament there as difficult as it is that's how much you get rewarded back for it besides the personal reward of tranquility of calmness in your life of having one day a week to sit and reflect and do whatever you want to do whether it's read or study the Torah do anything spend time with your family spend time energy with your children but besides all of that in a practical way don't think for one second and it's gonna hurt anything that you want to accomplish because you're closing down one day keeping Shabbat praying reflecting and doing all the beautiful things that Shabbos brings along with it so that's really my message if anybody ever has any questions or wants to talk I'm sure they'll they'll they'll they'll send around Josh you can send around my my email address I'm happy to talk to you if I have the time or to email you if you have any questions or or ever gonna be in an event that you'd like to spend a Shabbat with me and with myself and my family so I wish you all the greatest of success and whatever you do I'm hoping that my words had some meaning are gonna move you in some way and bring you closer to what I think is the greatest gift that God gave the Jewish people is that is the Holy Center thank you very much enjoy this Shabbos and I look forward to one day meeting some of you in person Wow thank you so much those beautiful beautiful words really inspiring really amazing to hear firsthand what it looks like to try and keep Shabbat so thank you for joining us and sharing your time your wisdom and your stories okay so what we're gonna be doing every week is going through some of the halacha some of the technical details of how to keep Shabbat now if you don't know them they seem very confusing but if you take a few minutes to learn them they're really doable it's really not as daunting as it seems which is why we're going to take a few minutes to go through it and you know for the past many weeks we've been talking so much about the feeling of Shabbat making sure about meaningful and and the truth really is that you cannot fully tap into it unless you do it correctly so it's really important to learn how to do it correctly so we're going to have Rabbi Shmuel ewolf from partners Detroit share with us each week a few minutes about the technical laws of Shabbat take it away hey guys okay so as Rabbi avi said we're going to just discuss a few different details each week so just to give you a little background first there are widely it's widely known that there are 39 different types of Melaka which people translate as work that we're not supposed to do on Shabbat and work is really a pretty faulty translation of the word it's not about work you look technically into the into the subject at all you know you find that you're allowed a bench press you know you could bench 200 pounds on Shabbat without violating any biblical prohibitions but simply flicking on a light switch could potentially be a prohibition so you know we see clearly work is not a good translation exerting energy is not what the 39 different types of categories that we don't do on Shabbat it's not about work so the translation that I like to use is creativity we're not allowed to create on Shabbat and the idea of that is is that God says I created for six days and I rested on Shabbat I want you to do the same but there's a lot more depth to it than just that the idea is that when it comes to us working the whole week you're hard at work you're busy creating things you're working on whatever you're working on because you're so zoned in on creating what you're dealing with as a result of that you're totally focused on one thing which is great it's good to be 100% focused not all over the place but the downside to that is you're not able to focus on the world around you and be able to appreciate what we have and all the blessings we have on a daily basis so God says on Shabbat take a break from your creativity stop creating stop zoning into one specific thing and sit back and actually enjoy everything you created and more specifically everything I created your family nature and everything in the world all the beauty that we never stop to appreciate because we're so busy running from place to place God says stop creating stop focusing on one specific thing let's have a broaden our horizons appreciate what we actually have because as much as you have all the blessings in the world if you don't actually appreciate it you're not truly wealthy so just take a step back to appreciate so we're gonna start off with cooking cooking is one of the 39 types of creativity on Chavez then we're not supposed to do so cooking is basically the idea of taking something from one form whether it was edible in its raw state or not and you're now cooking it and making a different state I mean that wasn't edible you're making edible if it was your change changing the flavor cooking is an issue of creating changing the form of an object but when it comes to reheating if you take something that's already cooked clearly you can see a difference between chicken that was raw and you cook it and chicken that was cooked already that is cold and now you want to reheat it so on Shabbat biblically you are not allowed to cook but you are allowed to reheat however the rabbis came and instituted certain precautions that we have to take in order to make sure we don't come to cook we don't come to turn on a fire which is another type of creating on Shabbat and as a result there are certain precautions that we'll get into in the in the coming weeks but just to touch the iceberg of it you know just to mention the idea is cooking has to do with creating we're not allowed to take something raw and cook it however something cold and reheat it that was previously cooked would be okay with certain precautions now the way just to mention one specific idea when it comes to liquids let's say you take a chicken soup or coffee that was that was a hot coffee that was cooled off or even boiling water that is now cool am I allowed to go and reheat those things provided I have those precautions that we're gonna talk about in the coming weeks the answer is that this is a big debate between the Smarty authorities and the Ashkenazi Jewish authorities as the debate is is a liquid in its cold state is it considered still cooked just cold or do we say the whole essence of a liquid is determined based on the temperature if you have hot tea or cold tea a cold coffee and iced coffee or a hot coffee there are two totally different Anthony's when it comes to chicken whether it's hot or cold it's still just cooked chicken but when it comes to a liquid there's a big difference between if it's actually hotter Cole so the Ashkenazi authorities hold that no matter what there is no instance where you could take your chicken soup out of the refrigerator and put it on the stovetop on Shabbat even with all the precautions because that would be cooking however the Smarty authorities hold that it would be okay and this applies to things like a very liquidy sauce on a chicken anything that has a lot of liquid in it there would be no way on Shabbat for us to be able to go and create by heating that up on Shabbat however solid foods we would be able to and and those that are Sparty would even be able to to do liquids however the exact precautions we will deal with in the coming weeks how how you could reheat something on Shabbos whether it's a salad or for Sparty's even liquid and also talked about the concept of leaving something on from before Shabbat even though it was raw there are certain times that that would be okay as well so just to recap there are 39 types of creativity that we're not allowed to do on Shabbat because we're trying to zone out and be able to appreciate all our creations and all God's creations and not take it for granted and appreciated over Shabbat is one of those types of creativity that is not supposed to be done in Shabbat reheating would be okay with certain precautions that we will get into the following all right thank you Thank You rabbi wolf for that beautiful concise and clear okay the next part of our program one of the fun parts we're all looking forward to the cooking demo now it's always fun to learn how to make good food I see Rose is busy making something looks like challah it's always nice to learn how to make a food I think we all miss our great foods we have at the rabbi's house and now we're actually getting a chance to learn how to make it specifically chicken soup we have with us rabbi Shalom Garfinkel from Chicago he runs he's a great teacher there runs great programs there that's what I do know about him when I was surprised to know is that he apparently makes a wonderful chicken soup as well so let's hear his secrets all right yeah okay Chicago welcome to the amazing kitchen over here not so big small but mighty I want everyone to know doesn't matter how much space you have as long as you have a stovetop and a sink a little counter space you'll be good to go so if you're in a teeny tiny apartment a wipey young professional downtown where ever you may be you can do this the other thing I think is very important to know is I did see that my mom is on the line she's my biggest fan my mother can attest that growing up I made two things one was cereal okay it's really good with the box of milk it's great okay so even if you never could okay so now I think there's something you know really important just about what it means you keep kosher this whole world is about physicality and spirituality and people you look at the cookie shows it's all about physicality what food and what spice I'll let you know if there's anything that talks about the Jewish soul of cooking that you feel like the spirituality of food coming out it's a good chicken soup that maybe Hollow okay maybe we'll do that differently but the chicken soup it's something it's just totally incredible and and this is why it's so important and now we're gonna start right now of how do you start making a chicken soup okay so the reason I specifically used frozen chicken obviously kosher okay many of you may be in cities where you can't get fresh chicken that's totally okay that's still okay because frozen chicken in a chicken soup after you cook it tastes exactly the same now very very important I don't know if any of you know what these things are okay chicken sag okay there's something called CFS anyone know what CFS is okay it's a very terrible thing you're sitting down at a Shabbos table the chicken soup you're looking really good and all the sudden you scoop up your spoon you're bouncing and you see floating chicken fat in your soup it's right chicken fat okay so since we are anti CFS people you get these things I'll show you here we can send out exactly I'm sure there many different brands this is the Jewish brand Lieber's sack and boil okay very important net so we start my friend here taking my buddy over here we're gonna start we pack this baby in with the chicken let's get on it yeah all let's do it okay here we go we're gonna pack this in okay I would say the key to a really good tasting chicken soup is lots of real chicken some people use the powder you know or they use chicken bones okay that's a big mistake if you put right just bones but if you actually use actual to you know look how much chicken is it's an entire eight piece cut up now I usually make for a lot of people so even if you don't have an entire chicken I'm telling you you can make a smaller chicken but the more chicken you actually use the better okay so we got this dye in the so we're gonna fill up the water just till about the level of the chicken all right we'll just keep going back and I'll tell you the procedure so we fill up the water into the chicken and then we're gonna boil it if you have your super high-powered boiler use that one you're gonna boil it as as fast as you can as high as you can and then here comes the secret skimmer you're gonna skim up all the fat that floats the top now I know it gets a little scary thing floating fat you shall survive okay perfect scoop in fact some of my children actually they compete who can like oh can i skin can i skin anyway big fun maybe a future professional sport maybe we could have juice and mr. worker could come and make chicken fat Lee okay anyway all right so here we go so anyway so we are going to how long does it take I would say probably about 20 minutes to a half an hour watch it and you'll see especially depends if it's frozen hot and you skim me okay so it's about right okay we're gonna take it and we're gonna turn it on high so we're on the power boil okay 20-ish minutes it's gonna start foaming and you foam at that point we start with all of the amazing vegetables now sweetie here comes is my son sweetie he's gonna show you what we put in this guy okay hey parsnip okay peel a turn it we sent out the list we can send it again um again okay okay and now here's some amazing other substitutes what are you gonna show them okay home the show that's ginger see the garlic cloves beautiful okay and then the unbelievable I wish you could smell this a little bit smell a little bit of ginger goes a long way in the soup and it's unbelievable again we can write all this down and don't be intimidated if you can't get all the ingredients in you're rushing you're busy I'm professional even without all the greens it's still gonna taste great okay carrots okay zucchini salary what's your favorite part of the chicken soup chicken and the celery okay and the integers ended than the actual soup itself okay so again boil on high points ready you pour all the vegetables okay and then the seasoning here are here is the keys kosher salt now many granulated regular salt say kosher on there's a specific kosher salt it's the thicker type let's just show people the difference if you don't know what this is you should it's great for cooking it's thicker okay and this is a really flavorful this makes huge difference much more than okay so how much salt to put in well let's just go really quickly here the the ingredients that I like to put in my chicken soup okay kosher salt I would say pens up big your pot is for a pot this size I would put three tablespoons probably you'll make a smaller chicken soup so I would say probably about two tablespoons of so you'll taste it from week to week and pepper just a little bit to taste you guys know how strong pepper is but it really is very good for chicken soup okay this is optional some people already there's enough garlic from the garbage garlic cloves I like to put in a little extra garlic granulated garlic garlic powder that's option now if you want to know the secret secret spice okay sweetie you hold this up for everyone okay right here so they can see the letters here fold it like that round time this is the most unbelievable thing in the chicken soup and I think if I can compare this is the secret spice ground thyme unbelievable okay now I'm probably running out of time so here's what we do at our house but I want to make this very practical for you guys because I want you to be able to do it in your young professional lives and downtown wherever okay so what we do is after we boil it we skin with that then we put all the vegetables in and the spices again in terms of how much of the spices a couple tablespoons of salt a little bit of pepper a little bit of green in the garlic and then this you'll just see it I'll cover just a few shakes and it'll be good at that point I'll tell you what we I'd then take it off the high flame I put it in the back okay on the lower flame stir this off and I let it go I started Thursday night and I leave it on low all night much like a chili that you would keep it on low all night by the time Friday yeah the whole house and then we literally we wait for shops and before shops then we'll turn on again so again Friday morning is Friday mid-morning we'll turn it off and then right before it's an hour before stop we'll turn it on again and I'm telling you the chicken flavor seeps into the soup it's fun believable and it's absolutely incredible okay so now it's late I can't don't worry the same process here and boil it on high and then just keep it on high for for you know an hour to watch it and it'll be good to go so you can try the thirst back to Friday thing if your again keep it on very low if you do that but if not you can still do it a couple hours before Shabbat all right we didn't do matzo balls my wonderful ladies here my girls they do this week your meeting follow us where we're gonna go here this week with project 613 is a part of the Shabbat table over here sweet you wanna show everyone we have made mini chicken soups I already made a bat and just to show you as we put the matzo on there look at that matzo ball ah look at that and you see the color it's like the golden brown it's not dark brown it's just this golden color that's you know it's no good here look like a children's it's it's no good yeah really good okay great alright so there you have it and I want you to know you can hear I want you to know you can do it there is no reason why you can't if I the serial rabbi you know and eggs can make chicken soup and it's a part of our our guests and we love having our project 16 yet specials over and they all of the soup the last thing I'll leave you with is you need to pray I know it sounds corny whatever before I make the call before I make even during the soup I pray Hashem make this soup that people will enjoy it they'll enjoy for Shabbos and it'll make them happy thank you all for joining us your projects consider the Garfunkel's in Chicago and happy all right so thank you everybody for sharing a little bit the last part of the program for those of you who are interested you could pull out your NCS why Ben shirt I don't know if you have this color this cover or whatever else your rabbi gave to you so we are going to be starting with on page four rabbi wolf do you have your you have your bench already yes with the partners the Troy I know show it up page four show them all at some Shambhala the song we sing to greet the angels we're gonna put it the rest of ourselves single long where we're gonna put everybody on mute because the timing on zoom is bad so even if you are seeing at the same time it's gonna sound like a different time so he's gonna sing we're all gonna sing along with them and like this we're gonna learn to go through the bencher and learn the songs alright everyone feel free to hit on the table as we're doing this too and Salters definitely really pro at that so anyone just sing along whatever you want to [Music] my love my love oh yeah yeah I mean laughs my [Music] everybody give a round of applause throughout my wolf it's very hard to sing alone on screen everybody's watching and everybody's mute so thank you that was brave of you and you did a great job shabbat shalom everybody we look forward to seeing you all next week so much alone