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Absorption of Food in a Dairy Pan

Question

I made an omelet in a dairy pan that hadn't been used that day, and some of the omelet splattered on the outside of a meat pot. What is the status of the utensil?

Answer

Shalom Rav

The pot is permitted, and it is not considered to have absorbed dairy food.

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