Does a frying pan (machvat) require libun or is hagalah sufficient?
Synopsis
The Mechaber permits hagalah since frying uses oil (liquid). Some are stringent to require libun. The practice is to do libun l'chatchila but hagalah suffices if there are no crevices.
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