Daf Yomi: Pesachim 41

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The opening of this track, in Rabbi Shmuel Silber’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

on Maseches Pesachim 40 B. So, says the Mishna, "Ein nosnin kemach l'soch charoses." So, what's the remember again, picking up a little bit from yesterday's daf, where the Gemara began to discuss certain halachos pertaining to the mixing in of chametz into certain items. Yesterday we saw Excuse me. Well, I shouldn't say mixing. Well, yes- last week yesterday we saw about the concept of adding bran into something that kind of led to a much bigger discussion regarding mixing in bigger discussion regarding mixing in flour, as well as the concept of matzah shmura. So, continuing a little bit on the same theme, the Mishna says, "Ein nosnin kemach l'soch charoses." You can't put flour into charoses. Now, what's the Interestingly enough, charoses is not what you think. When the Gemara refers to charoses, it's actually not referring to our charoses that we use at the Seder. Rather, if you look at Rashi, Rashi says, "Charoses v'eish bo chametz v'asur l'tabel b'vasar." This was a dip which was used for meat. It was a a meat dip that had vinegar in it. a meat dip that had vinegar in it. That's the operative piece over here. It had vinegar in it. That's it. So, it's called charoses. So, you can't go ahead and put flour into charoses in order to thicken it up, o l'soch chardal, or into mustard for that matter. V'im nasan yocham yad, but if you did go ahead and place the vinegar into the Excuse me, if you did place the flour into the vinegar or into the charoses or into the mustard, you should eat it immediately. So, the Tanna Kamma holds there's a concern that it may become chametz. The way to obviate that concern is eat it as soon

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1. 0:00on Maseches Pesachim 40 B. So, says the Mishna, "Ein nosnin kemach l'soch charoses." So, what's…
2. 4:36Similarly, again, the waters used by a baker should go ahead and be spilled out. Ultimately,…
3. 9:17process, but it also does not have the ability to go ahead and make something chametz.…
4. 14:26mano. So we'll say the only liquids that come out are the liquids of the carbon…
5. 19:02Pesach which has been cooked, right? Whether it's in its own juices, whether it's in water,…
6. 24:08are potered. So the Gemara says Pesach shebischlo Pesach shebischlo b'chameitz Treya. So we'll say it's…
7. 28:45ultimately again get three sets of malkus, right? One for na, one for mavushal, and one…
8. 33:17ahead and get two sets of Malkus. One for eating cuz again the Torah explicitly says…
9. 38:26All the more so again when there is no obligation to eat it by its surely…
10. 43:07Rambam I'll actually share this on the WhatsApp I didn't I forgot to put this out…

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