Food heated on a meat pot
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Question
If a pareve food (such as kugel – a pareve dish) was heated on top of the cholent pot (a meat dish), is it necessary to wait 6 hours after eating it?
Answer
Shalom u-vracha
If there was no contact with the food itself and no direct contact with the steam rising from the pot, there is no need to wait 6 hours.
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