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        One should dip the maror in charoset before eating it, but then shake off the charoset from the maror, as
        described by the Shulchan Aruch.


        a    Shulchan Aruch, ibid.                                א:העת ח״וא | ע״וש   . 14
        Afterwards,  one  takes  a  kezayit  of  maror  and  immerses  it  in   ולוכ  ונעקשיו  רורמ  תיזכ  חקי  ךכ  רחאו
        charoset, but one should not leave it inside, in order not to nullify   לטבי  אלש  וכותב  ונהשי  אלו  ,תסורחב
        the bitterness. And for this reason, one shakes off the charoset    רענל  ךירצ  הז  םעטמו  ותורירמ  םעט
        from it.                                                               .וילעמ תסורחה


        a    Mishna Berura 475:13                               גי:העת | הרורב הנשמ   . 15
        And immerses it – In order to kill the poison in it.  There are   .וכותבש סרא תימהל ידכ – ולוכ ונעקשיו
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        some places where the custom is not to immerse it entirely; rather   אלא ולוכ עקשל ןיגהונ ןיאש תומוקמ שיו
        they dip it slightly.                                                  .ותצקמ לוביטב

        The beracha of borei pri ha’adama is not recited over the maror. Two reasons are given for this.


        r     Tosafot, Masechet Pesachim 115a               .וטק םיחספ תכסמ | תופסות   . 16
        It seems that one doesn’t need to recite borei pri ha’adama, even   בג  לע  ףא  א”הפב  ךרבל  ךירצ  ןיאד  הארנ
        though the Haggada is considered an interruption, as explained   אלו  ליעל  תישירפדכ  קספה  יוה  הדגהד
        previously, and one wouldn’t be exempt with the beracha on the    תכרב מ”מ ןושאר לוביט לש הכרבב רטפימ
        first dipping [i.e., Karpas]. Nevertheless, the beracha of hamotzee    םיאבה םירבד והל הוהד ןתרטופ איצומה
        exempts it, as it is considered foods that are brought within the    ירהש  הדועסה  תמחמ  הדועסה  ךותב
        meal due to the meal, since  vegetables are an appetizer [lit. they   .בלה ןיררוג תוקרי
        drag the heart].

        r     Rosh, Masechet Pesachim 10:26                  וכ:י םיחספ תכסמ | ש”אר   . 17
        The Rashbam explains that one doesn’t need to recite  borei   ירפ  ארוב  ךרבל  ךירצ  ןיאו  ם”בשר  'יפו
        pri ha’adama because one has already been exempted with the   לע  ךריבש  הכרבב  רטפנש  יפל  המדאה
        beracha that one recited over the vegetables [Karpas].                      .תוקריה

        According to Tosafot, the beracha recited previously during Karpas is not effective for the maror, since the
        Haggada interrupts in between. But Tosafot hold that the maror is included in the beracha over bread, since
        it does serve a function related to the meal. According to the Rosh citing the Rashbam, the beracha recited
        during Karpas is effective for the maror, and apparently the Haggada is not considered an interruption since
        it is all part of the Seder. Nevertheless, both agree that as mentioned no beracha is recited on the maror.







        2.   According to the Gemara (Pesachim 115a), one of the reasons for dipping the maror in the charoset is that the maror may contain some sort of
           poisonous substance, which the charoset nullifies. Although people eat maror vegetables the rest of the year without charoset, the Rosh explains
           that the Sages did not want to risk any harm befalling someone due to the performance of a mitzva. [Addition of the editors of the English edition]


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