If one forgot and left food on the fire (shakhach v'shihah), may the food be eaten?
Synopsis
The Mechaber distinguishes: if fully cooked, even mitzta'mek v'yafeh lo, it is permitted b'dieved. If only partially cooked, it is forbidden until Motzaei Shabbat. If one deliberately left it, it is forbidden in both cases.
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