What is the status of a cooked dish in which wheat or barley kernels were found on Pesach?
Synopsis
The Mechaber distinguishes between split and unsplit kernels. The Rema's custom forbids the dish even with unsplit kernels, since chametz on Pesach is forbidden in any amount.
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