Thursday, May 31, 2018

sources mekorot - Waiting after meat as a minhag


I was once told in the name of R' Hamburger שליט”א that the practice of waiting between meat and milk is, for Ashkenazim, a minhag. I was told that nonetheless, as we are accustomed to wait and following his understanding of מנהג אבותינו תורה היא (The custom of our fathers is Torah) we must continue to wait.


Regardless, does a source exist amongst the Ashkenazi rishonim which agrees with what I've said above?





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