If flour-mustard mixture has already been prepared before Passover, may it be eaten during Passover?
Synopsis
If flour was mixed into mustard before Passover began, differing views exist: it can be eaten if no leavening has occurred (Mishnah Berurah b'dieved view), or it must be discarded entirely (stricter view).
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