Amazing Ways With Challah: Braiding, Shaping
This video (in Hebrew) gives multiple examples of Challah braiding and shaping, well worth logging on to Fakebook for. Just click. Post by איריס כהן. Have a Sweet New Year, everyone. […]
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A Time For Bread
Passover’s over, and we’re all looking forward to eating Challah this Shabbos. This raises a question: Why does chometz—leavened grain such as bread—become permissible to eat after Passover? By the time Passover arrives, we […]
Schlissel Challah
Baking a “schlissel challah” for the first Shabbos after Pesach is a beloved Hassidic custom. Surprisingly, it’s been ardently disputed by one online author as to the custom’s Jewish bona fides. His […]
Tomato Dip and Ethics
TOMATOES: Summer saturates the senses with so many luscious clichés, it’s hard to maintain the pretense of urbanity. My heart lurches towards the tacky appeal of boardwalks, carnivals, and cotton candy. […]
Is It Gluten Intolerance? The Real Deal About Challah
I’m going to start with Shabbos (Shabbat) because when I think of authentic Jewish food, that’s where it all begins. Golden Chicken Soup, Fortifying (and sometimes stupefying) Cholent, Satisfying Fish Dishes, […]
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