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Fish That Was Roasted on a Meat Grill and Placed on a Dairy Plate

Question

A fish was roasted on a meat barbecue grate, and afterward I placed it on a dairy porcelain plate.
What is the status of the plate (for Sephardim)?

Answer

Hello and blessings 

The fish and the plate are permitted. 

This is nat bar nat de-heteira — a secondary transfer of taste of permitted food.  


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