The Law of a Dairy Pan Next to a Meat Pot While Cooking
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Question
A dairy pan was standing next to a pot of chicken soup that was cooking. I lifted the lid of the pot, and boiling water that was on the lid spilled. I didn't notice if it went directly onto the pan or just next to it. Immediately afterwards, I touched the inner part of the pan that was close to the pot, and it was hot. What is the law regarding the pan?
Answer
Shalom u'vracha
If it is not known that the drops reached the pan, it is not forbidden.
When there is no certainty, it is assumed that it is not forbidden.