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Challah
The other night I was on the phone with my best friend Rachel and she was telling me about hamantaschen that she made recently for Purim. I miss the days when I lived in D.C. and Rachel would drop off … Continue reading
Posted in Bread, Uncategorized
Tagged baker, baking, bread, challah, egg bread, home baker, home baking, Jewish baking, jewish cooking, Jewish food
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Dimanche (That Means Sunday)
Welcome to this edition of Dimanche (That Means Sunday), a roundup of things that caught my eye this past week. Yesterday was the first time in a while that I went on a hike. I woke up early, ditched my … Continue reading
Challah
Challlaaahhh. I had a great challah recipe and I used it all the time when I lived in St. Louis and Chicago. Then I moved to D.C. and realized that I didn’t understand the recipe that I had written down. … Continue reading
Challah French Toast
I’ll never forget the first time I tried Challah French toast. I was eight years old, and my family went out for Sunday breakfast at a local delicatessen, Pumpernickles. Besides having the most delicious chocolate upside-down cupcakes, rugelach and sugar … Continue reading
Baha’i Temple, and the Best Challah French Toast…Ever
Last week, I visited the Baha’i Temple in Wilmette, Illinois. Wilmette is a suburb just to the north of Evanston with gigantic, statuesque houses, beautiful tree-lined streets, and one of the most architecturally stunning buildings I have ever seen. The … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, baha'i, baha'i temple, bike trip, biking, blackberries, blue, blueberries, challah, challah french toast, cinnamon, Evanston, fountain, french toast, garden, granola, greek yogurt, honey, Illinois, mosaic, strawberries, sugar, tile, wilmette
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“Dangerous” Challah (Egg Bread)
Growing up, my siblings and I couldn’t get enough of Challah. For those of you who don’t know, Challah is a slightly sweet, eggy, and delightfully sinful bread. Traditionally, Challah is served on Shabbat (the Jewish sabbath) and on many … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, challah, egg bread, eggs, grape juice, jewish, jewish holidays, manischewitz, Shabbat, special occasions, sugar, tradition
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