Gedi Mekulas

forbidden on the first night of Pesach, permitted on other holidays, permitted if partially boiled or a roasted calf

Gedi Mekulas called ‘inside outside’ because parts were placed inside animal, or called ‘helmeted’ because parts were placed near its head

Tavdas (Todos) of Rome initiated a custom to roast a Pesach offering which is set up with legs and entrails inside or near its head">Gedi Mekulas on Pesach against the wishes of the sages who would have excommunicated him if not for the fact that he helped support the sages