Challah heated on top of a meat pot
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Question
A challah was heated over a pot that contains boiling meat. Does the challah become meaty?
Answer
One does not need to wait six hours, but it should not be eaten with milk, and after the fact, if it has already become mixed with milk, it is permitted.
Source
Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah, siman 6 and Pischei Teshuva, regarding the law of nat bar nat during cooking.
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