Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim · Siman 465
Shulchan Arukh Orach Chayim 465 — English translation
Translation: Sefaria Community Translation. Section numbers match the Hebrew text above.
- 1Laws of bran on Passover One may not soak bran for chickens under any circumstances, nor may one scald it. Rema: When giving them barley or wheat to eat, one should be careful not to throw them in a wet place where they might become leavened.
- 2A woman may not rub bran on her skin, even if it is dry.
- 3If one rubbed bran on a goose that is wet from water, there are those who say the goose is forbidden. Rema: And this is the custom regarding the prohibition of chametz, which applies even in the smallest amount. One should be careful not to singe fowl with straw, lest there be wheat or leavened grain there that would impart flavor to the fowl during the singeing.
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דיני מורסן בפסח. ובו ג סעיפים:
אין שורין מורסן לתרנגולים בשום פנים ולא חולטין: הגה וכשנותנים להם שעורים או חטים לאכול יזהר שלא להשליכם במקום לח שיבואו לידי חימוץ: (מהרי"ו)
אין האשה שפה מורסן על בשרה אפי' יבש:
אם שפשפו מורסן באווז לח ממים יש מי שאומר שהאווז אסור: הגה והכי נהוג לענין איסור חמץ שהוא במשהו ויש ליזהר שלא להבהב העופות בקשין שמא יהיו שם חטים או דגן מחומץ ויתן טעם בעופות בשעת ההבהוב:
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