Related for Chullin 208:2
אמר ליה אביי
and may be given to any priest one likes.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Even to a priest an 'am ha-arez (v. Glos.) i.e., one who does not observe the strict rules of levitical cleanness. With regard to the dough-offering taken from produce grown in the Land of Israel this was not allowed, for only those priests who upheld the laws of the Torah were entitled to receive the priestly dues (cf. II Chron. XXXI, 4) .');"><sup>2</sup></span>
Shulchan Arukh, Yoreh De'ah
Even with meat of a wild animal and a bird it is forbidden to put them on a table where one is eating cheese, so that he doesn't come to eat them together. But [to put] on a table that's meant for arranging cooked foods, it is permitted to put one next to the other.
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