Ellen K. > wrote:
>You didn't read what I wrote. Only *cooked* (or baked) *solid* food can be
>put on a hot surface for rewarming. Raw foods are not allowed to be put on
>the hot surface, and neither are cooked foods that have a liquid component.
>In practice this means that the only item put on a hot surface for rewarming
>will be the bread that is to be served at the meal.

What good can these arbitrary regulations possibly serve? Do you honestly
believe God would be appalled by an observant Jew reheating food with a liquid
component? If nothing new is allowed to be created on the sabbath, why eat at
all? Even leftover food from the previous night will become newly created waste
after being consumed. If someone offers you food in the street on your way to
synagogue, are you allowed to accept it? If so, why is it okay for you to buy
food someone else has made? That was creation on the sabbath.

Orlando