Separating Challah from Absorbed Dough in Utensils

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Following my previous question about dough from which challah was not separated at the time of kneading but only after baking, does the concern about absorbed residues prevent using the oven without koshering, or is it not considered an issue post-factum?

Answer

Shalom Rav,

According to Halacha, even if there was no intention at the time of separation regarding what is absorbed in the utensils, the separation is effective for the absorbed residues, and there is no need to boil them.

Source

Derech Emunah, Terumot, Chapter 4.

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