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Tractate Challah Chapter 1 Mishnah 6 Vayalach says the Mishnah that the one who kneads the dough, Beit Shammai, Potrin and Beit Hillel, obligates the one who kneads the dough, Beit Shammai, and Beit Hillel, obligates the one who kneads the dough, Orki, a monk who smokes for himself, exempts himself from selling in the market, is obligated. So here this Mishnah is also a relatively obscure Mishnah, because the Gemara explains it kneads the dough, Orki, a monk who smokes for himself, exempts himself from selling in the market, is obligated. So here this Mishnah is also a relatively obscure Mishnah, because the Gemara explains it by asking a question. The Gemara makes it difficult. What is a kneading? What is a brewing? Here in the Mishnah, it means that the act, Beit Shammai, Potrin, means that they are solved from the Challah section, Beit Hillel, obligates the other way around. What is the difference between kneading and brewing? Then you will see that the bar Tenura brings us the essence of the Gemara's words with its conclusion: Rav Hamei says that flour on top of boiling water Rav Hamei says that flour on top of boiling water is a kneading. You take flour on top of boiling water. Beit Shammai, obligates the other way around. Interesting. Yesterday we talked about whether by cooking and the like is necessary to make a challah section, then what is a brewing? If the kneading is boiling water on top of flour, then what is a brewing? Brewing is something like this. They just explain that the difference is whether you put the flour on the boiling water
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