Responsa for Chullin 29:29
לאמורא צייתי
Whereupon [Rab] said to him, You are inclined, no doubt, to accept R'Meir's view; but even so, R'Meir adopts a lenient view only in the case of cooking, inasmuch as the food could indeed be chewed raw;<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' So that not only is there no infringement of the Sabbath laws, since the cooking was done inadvertently, but there is not even the prohibition of mukzeh since whilst raw it was also fit for food.');"><sup>16</sup></span>
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. A set aside two days as Yom-Kippur. [He would fast on the 10th and 11th of Tishri], If Yom-Kippur should fall on a Thursday [for A, therefore, Thursday and Friday], may he ask his neighbors to prepare meals for him on Friday for the Sabbath?
A. No, but he may partake of anything his neighbors and friends have prepared for themselves.
SOURCES: Pr. 76.
A. No, but he may partake of anything his neighbors and friends have prepared for themselves.
SOURCES: Pr. 76.
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