[Avodah] If You Are Choshesh for GeBrochts You MUST be Choshesh that Youir Matza is Chamets

[Micha Berger via Avodah]

On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 12:06:44AM -0400, Akiva Miller via Avodah wrote:
: "Insufficiently kneaded" means that there might be some flour in the
: middle of the matza that never got wet and is still plain raw flour,
: and that if it gets wet it will become chometz. "Insufficiently baked"
: means that there is some dough in the middle of the matza that did not
: get baked, and it is already chometz. And RMGR feels that the second
: of these is a "much greater risk".

But...
If the matzah is sufficiently baked but insufficiently kneeded, would
any of the dry flour that went through the oven be still capable of
becoming chaneitz if wet? If the dough is now too baked to rise any
further, wouldn't lo kol shekein any flour -- a fine powder -- be to
toasted to be a problem? See Hil Chameitz uMatzah 5:5, which discvusses
things not to do because "shelma lo qulhu yafeh." But where the flour
is within baked matzah, how is that possible?

:-)BBii!
-Micha

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