With his cottage challah bakery Bread of Idleness, Cody Butler is bringing top-notch Jewish breads and a bit of yiddishkeit to a diverse Western Queens community. (New York Jewish Week) — Cody Butler ...

Fridays meant one thing to me growing up: the smell of my mother’s challah. Sometimes I would come home from school, ready for the weekend, and it would already be there — that comforting aroma of ...

“Every day is a challah-day,” goes the motto of recently launched baking endeavor Challahday-az. A pair of hobby-now-professional bakers helms the operation, which runs in the kitchen of Temple Chai ...

“Why go through all the trouble when I can get it fresh from the bakery?” I could hear my mother saying. I never questioned their commonsense decision, and welcomed the ease of buying four small ...

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Abigail Gross of Allentown finds that no matter what she does, her challah — sweet egg bread — never comes out as light and fluffy as her mother-in-law’s, even though Gross uses her recipe. “It just ...

What is all the hype about this bread called Challah? Why does it pique the interest of people world-wide, whether Jewish or not? Of course, there's the heavenly aromas and delicious taste of rich, ...

French brioche, so, wanting to have both around for weekend Shabbat/French toast purposes, I decided to make one big batch of dough and then bake it two different ways. The directions below describe ...

FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Jamie Bohm peeked into the covered bowl and noticed the dough she kneaded minutes earlier already was rising. It was her first time making challah, a loaf of braided bread baked to ...

Brushed with a honeyed egg wash and formed into a circle after braiding, this challah is perfect for Rosh Hashanah. Serve it with honey for dipping. In a medium bowl, or in the bowl of a stand mixer, ...

One of the reasons I created this column was because you don’t have to be Jewish to enjoy great kosher products internationally. Here are a few tips. Dagim Is Way More Than Fish For Pesach Several ...