All minchah-offerings are kneaded with lukewarm water, and one guards them from becoming leavened. If its remainder became leavened, he transgresses a prohibition; as it is written (Lev. 2:11): Any minchah-offering which you shall offer to HASHEM shall not be made leavened. And they are liable for its kneading, its arrangement, and for its baking.

There are [minchah-offerings] that require oil and frankincense; oil but not frankincense; frankincense but not oil; neither oil nor frankincense. The following require oil and frankincense: The minchah-offering of fine flour, the machavas [minchah-offering], the marcheshes [minchah-offering], the challos, the rekikin, the minchah-offering of Kohanim, the minchah-offering of the Anointed Kohen, the minchah-offering of gentiles, the minchahoffering of women, and the minchah-offering of the omer. The minchah-offering of libations requires oil but not frankincense. The lechem hapanim requires frankincense but not oil. The shtei halechem, the sinner’s minchah-offering, and the jealousy minchah-offering [require] neither oil nor frankincense.