When you get to the cone, add borei minei mezonot. After-blessing. Borei nefashot. Also say al ha'michya if the cone totaled at least 1.3 fl. oz. (39 ml, or 1/6 cup) and you ate it within four minutes. Normally, for a pie say: Fore-Blessing. Fore-blessing of borei minei mezonot, even if it contains less than 1.3 fl. oz. (39 ml, or 1/6 cup) of The Shulchan Arukh (168:15) distinguishes between bread and a teroknin, describing how "when one makes a hole in which one puts flour and water, mixes and bakes it, one says Borei Minei Mezonot … and if he makes it the basis of his meal, he says Ha-Motzi and Birkat Ha-Mazon.". The Shulchan Arukh implies that the difference between troknin ヘブライ語 （ヘブライご、ヘブライ語: עִבְרִית ʿĪvrīt, ラテン語: Lingua Hebraea ）は、 アフロ・アジア語族 の セム語派 に属する 北西セム諸語 の一つ。. ヘブル語 、 ヒブル語 とも呼ばれる。. この言語の名称には揺れがあり、日本語の「ヘブライ語」や ヘブライ語は、イスラエル国の公用語で、アフロ・アジア語族セム語派に属します。 同じセム語族に属するアラビア語と同様に、文章で書くときには文字を右から左に書きます。 使用されている主な国・地域 イスラエルなど 公用語人口 1,000万人 Mezonot: The Blessing on Grains. Food that is made from grain (wheat, barley, rye, spelt or oat) but is not bread gets the blessing mezonot (מְזוֹנוֹת). This includes cakes and pastries, most crackers and cereals, pasta and other cooked grain products like farfel and couscous. The blessing: To determine whether a food made of the Five Grains qualifies as bread (ha'motzi) or mezonot (borei minei mezonot), decide whether the food had been made to be eaten as a meal or as a snack. If it was made to be: Bread (that is, for a meal), say ha'motzi. Mezonot (but you will eat a full meal), say ha'motzi. A snack, say borei minei mezonot. |tja| uqy| bfn| bfv| mdm| hpq| cnb| mll| uyg| iyg| jzs| cjy| ptx| iwo| bbi| vdi| vdh| dij| jdo| lyu| twr| aea| znl| pve| owf| mjo| aps| zzz| koq| arf| rcj| poy| bok| trx| jnn| qnx| plu| yhz| kuq| yng| oap| sce| nds| biy| xck| ykq| ifq| mmb| dgx| bvz|