(Beraisa - R. Yishmael bei R. Yosi, citing his father): What is Me'isah? He puts boiling water in flour. Chalitah is flour in boiling water.

Question: How is this? [Chalitah] cooks all that is needed, and Beis Shamai obligate. [Me'isah] does not cook all that is needed, and Beis Shamai exempt! (It was baked in a pan afterwards (R. SHLOMO SIRILIYO). If prior full cooking through water does not exempt from Chalah, all the more so partial cooking through water does not exempt! - PF)

(R. Yosi citing Chizkiyah citing R. Hoshayah): Two Talmidim taught [these two clauses; they disagree with each other].

(R. Imi citing R. Yochanan): Regarding this matter I went to R. Hoshaya Ruba to Kisarin. He told me that two Talmidim taught them.

Chachamim say, it is not like this opinion, and not like this. Rather, what is baked in an oven is liable; in a pan or pot is exempt.

Question: What is clear Chalut (that is cooked all that is needed, and it is exempt)?

Answer (R. Ze'ira): It is anything that the fire goes under it.

(R. Yosi): Even if the fire goes under it, if he intends to make a dough [and bake it], it is obligated in Chalah.

Parched flour that one made a dough - it is obligated in Chalah.

(R. Yosi citing R. Yochanan): This is if he [intended to] bake it.

Chalos Todah and Rekikim of a Nazir - if he made them for himself, they are exempt, for it says "Reishis Arisoseichem" (yours), and not of Hekdesh;

If he made them to sell in the market, they are obligated, for it does not depend on his intent. It depends on the buyer's intent. Perhaps he will not find a buyer, and they became Tevel immediately!