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I mistakenly quoted R’ Yitzchak Elchanan, it is actually from R’ Chaim Berlin (funny two people to confuse!), ???? ???? ???? ?”? excerpted below:
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As far as the minhag, I am not sure who the ???? ??? is quoting as being a maikel (and then rejecting) but the ???? ???? is comfortable to state his heter as an absolute pashtus…
As far as Hagalah goes, irui should work. I would be quite surprised if the board was immersed in a vat of hot oil…