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==Small Portions== | ==Small Portions== | ||
# It is permitted to make a small amount of dairy bread that is to used for the upcoming meal.<ref>Shulchan Aruch 97:1</ref> | # It is permitted to make a small amount of dairy bread that is to used for the upcoming meal.<ref>Shulchan Aruch 97:1</ref> | ||
==Bread for | ==Bread for Shabbos and Shavuot== | ||
# The custom was to make dairy bread for [[Shavuot]] and bread with meat fat for [[Shabbos]], since these breads were uniquely shaped and they were to be eaten specifically for the meals they were prepared for.<ref>Rema 97:1.</ref> | # The custom was to make dairy bread for [[Shavuot]] and bread with meat fat for [[Shabbos]], since these breads were uniquely shaped and they were to be eaten specifically for the meals they were prepared for.<ref>Rema 97:1.</ref> | ||
==Bitul== | ==Bitul== | ||
# If the amount of dairy in the food will be nullified by sixty some say that it is permitted to make it, while others forbid making it. There is room to be lenient. There is a further dispute if initially it is permitted to eat that food with meat.<ref>Pitchei Teshuva 97:1</ref> | # If the amount of dairy in the food will be nullified by sixty some say that it is permitted to make it, while others forbid making it. There is room to be lenient. There is a further dispute if initially it is permitted to eat that food with meat.<ref>Pitchei Teshuva 97:1</ref> | ||
