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How I’m Coping With The War In Israel Challah Recipe and Prayer

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Challah

Cultural Context

Challah is a traditional Jewish bread, often braided and served during Shabbat and holidays. Its rich, slightly sweet flavor and soft texture make it a beloved staple in Jewish cuisine. Today, variations exist globally, with some incorporating different flavors or toppings, reflecting local tastes and traditions.

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6 servings
Servings4
5 cups water
3 tablespoons yeast
3/4 cup sugar
6 cups high gluten flour
3 eggs
oil
pink Himalayan salt
sesame seeds
1

Set up the station to make the bread.

2

Use Glick Bread Company's high gluten flour and follow their recipe.

3

Combine 5 cups of water, 3 tablespoons of yeast, and 3/4 cup of sugar in a bowl and mix.

4

Let the mixture proof for about 10 minutes until foamy.

5

Add in 6 cups of high gluten flour to make a paste.

6

Incorporate 3 eggs, oil, and pink Himalayan salt into the mixture.

7

Mix the ingredients while praying.

8

Let the dough rest after spraying oil in the pan and covering it with oil.

9

After an hour, the dough should have risen nicely.

10

Perform the hafrashat challah blessing.

11

Separate a handful of dough into 12 pieces for braiding.

12

Roll each piece into a log, keeping the center fat and the ends skinny.

13

Braid the dough by pinching the top and alternating strands.

14

Egg wash the braided challah with a beaten egg and water mixture, then sprinkle sesame seeds on top.

Equipment Needed

bowlpan

Allergens

eggsgluten

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