I have been baking in preparation for some friends coming this weekend and
made this challah bread as a trial run today (froze one loaf).
I live in a student co-op and
made your challah bread tonight for 60 + hungry college students.
The dough was so spongy and wonderful to use!!!! I've never
made challah bread and I was scared it wouldn't work but it did and it tastes amazing!!!
Hi Deb, I've
made challah bread a dozen or so times using your recipe and a few others recipes (include the one in Bread Baker's Apprentice) but for some reason I can't seem to get the bread as soft as the ones you get in the bakeries.
I've
made Challah bread, but this just takes it.
I also
made Challah bread numerous times and they're excellent as well.
I have always wanted to
make challah bread, but never had such great directions.
My first attempt at
making Challah bread and my kitchen smells like heaven.
This is an awesome step by step guide to
making challah bread from scratch.
But that's not going to help
you make challah bread, St. Louis butter cake, flaky pie crust, or... the list goes on.
We see Nat
making challah bread and bagels, and then tending to his customers with the help of an assistant baker and a cleaner, Safa (Natasha Gordon), who is from Dakar.
Making challah bread is shown here, and later you see rows of pastries, but ingredients are another thing, as you see in the story.
Not exact matches
For example, I know one book club
made Ahava's
challah bread for each of their sessions; another group worked together to recreate some of my crazier experiments from each chapter; another group
made a pact to try and
make their spending habits more just.
This traditional Jewish
bread called
Challah is veganized and
made with Aquafaba instead of eggs.
Say hello to this baked French toast
made with
Challah bread, fresh orange juice and zest, and cinnamon.
Bread pudding can be
made with all sorts of
bread, from
challah, to brioche, to cinnamon - raisin
bread.
Hi Teri, yes, any of my
bread recipes can be
made in a
bread maker, but braided or shaped
breads like
challah need to be baked in an oven.
Challah Bread is one of my favorite
breads to
make.
Jill — I've never
made challah with whole wheat
bread flour, so that could have been the issue.
It's the eggs, oil and sugar that transforms regular
bread to a
challah; they
make it richer and slightly more cake or brioche - like.
i
made my first
challah, which is my second attempt at
bread ever!
My history with hot cross buns is well documented and this year, thanks to the universe sending inspiring flavours my way, my head was full of orange & almond brioche and orange & coconut pull apart
bread and that
challah I
made a... [Read more...]
I am on the first rise of this
bread and the dough seems a bit drier than other
breads I've
made, is that normal with
challah?
I love
Challah bread but have always been too intimidated to
make it.
Made this last night — I've never made Challah before, or any bread for that mat
Made this last night — I've never
made Challah before, or any bread for that mat
made Challah before, or any
bread for that matter!
I have a cheater's question... I usually
make challah dough in my
bread machine... is there any systematic way to adjust this to a
bread machine?
I've never
made Challah before, and I'm wondering if the
bread has a firmer texture with a tougher crust?
I love
challah bread but haven't tried
making it since I moved to 100 % whole wheat, no sugar.
What you say about instant yeast needing to rise longer
makes sense, I let my
challahs rise for 90 minutes and then another 30 min and then in the fridge for about 2 hours and still while they tasted great, they didn't have the proper
bread consistency.
challah has to be the best
bread known to man...... and i have never seen it
made from scratch!!
I bake
bread 6 - 8 times a month to relax and am always looking for new ways to
make challah.
Once I saw
challah was one of them, I immediately wanted to learn (never
made bread before... eeeek!)
Should I follow the loaf -
making procedure for your whole wheat
bread, is there a more appropriate one for the consistency of
challah, or should I not even bother because it will never work?
I've
made it twice now and it is the
challah of my childhood: soft and fragrant, definitely the king of
breads and a world away from the mass produced pappy things churned out by most bakeries.
First time
making challah (or any yeast
bread) since Hebrew school.
I used this recipe as a starting point in
making Sweet Orange
Challah bread.
This is the first time I've ever commented on this (or any) food blog but I just had to because I
made this
challah recipe today and it was just so easy and wonderful, even for a yeast
bread novice like myself.
I'd never
made challah before and rarely even bake
bread, but this just came out of my oven... and it's beautiful and wonderful.
I usually
make te chernowitzer
challah for Shabbat which calls for
bread flour.
First time
making bread ever and was directed to
challah by a more experienced baker (I've
made a handful of your recipes before and they've always worked out, so I knew you were the woman to go to).
I've
made this with regular
bread, brioche,
challah and croissants, and haven't found a bad variation yet (not that I was looking!)
I have little
bread baking background; however, I have a lot of experience in the
challah tasting department and this definitely hit the mark (even though I accidentally
made it with one extra egg when I halved the recipe).
I also
made mini soft pretzel, NY bagels, And Oh your
challah bread!
I used half
bread flour and half all - purpose and
made sure to knead the dough a long time to really develop the gluten, and it created the most beautiful, long, pull - apart strands of
bread — almost like string cheese — exactly what I'd been looking for last time I
made challah and didn't get.
Leftover
Challah makes excellent French toast or can be used in
bread pudding.
My frustration with gluten free
bread is not knowing how to
make it elastic enough to
make a braided
Challah.
You may want to start that dinner with our gluten - free Round
Challah or Braided
Challah, egg
bread made without eggs, schmeared with our chopped liver,
made of course, without liver.
Growing up baking, I didn't venture too much in the
bread world (apart from
making Challah) because yeast and natural leaveners kinda scared me.
When I do prepare
challah, I've been
making no - knead
breads more often than this sprouted
challah (http://www.realfooddigest.com/lahey-my-bread/).
Once my
challah bread is baked, it freezes beautifully, just
make sure to wrap it well in plastic wrap and a freezer bag.