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On the Prohibition of Wrapping Unsalted Meat in Dough When unsalted poultry is wrapped in dough, it is forbidden. Although the Talmud distinguishes between dough made of fine flour and ordinary flour, and between dough that turns red and otherwise, we are not able to ascertain these nuances: therefore, the poultry is forbidden in all cases. But if it has been salted and washed according to regulations, it is permissible in all cases. G LOSS : It is only forbidden to wrap meat in dough; but it is permissible to spread oil or brine on unsalted meat, as this does not prevent the expulsion of blood. Dough is treated by law as cooking in a pot, both in cases where it results in leniency and where it results in stringency.