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I wrote the bulk of this immediately after the question was posted several months ago, but I decided not to post it as it is sort of a long comment rather than a definitive answer. After I was reminded of this question by a recent post, I decided I might as well post my comments here. CYLOR, as usual.
If someone kneaded dough on Yom Tov of Pesach, and it ...
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the inyan of shabbos is oneg. if eating bread for some reason causes one to lose their degree of enjoyment, then they shouldn't. the Cohanim had reasons to eat offered portions of grain, bread, meat, wine, oil, etc. The people of Israel have no particular requirement of what is to be eaten on Shabbos other than what brings them joy. the shoresh of joy, ...
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Per Orach Chaim 274:4 both the evening meal and day meal require bread. The only meal where it is not a requirement according to some (Orach Chaim 291:5) is at Shalosh Seudos - the third meal.
This site is not in exchange for Rabbinic guidance. This answers the second question as to whether there is an obligation to wash for bread on Shabbos, which ...
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Based on what the Ramah writes in SA Siman 457:1 and SA Horav #16), there is a way to take Challa on Yom Tov: you could make a new dough (make the size of one Challah, because your going to have to eat that bread on that same day, per Mogen Avraham 506:11) bake it and AFTERWARD do צירוף כלי (put the Erev YT breads and the new bread in one utensil) and remove ...
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