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Thanks, JB. Is it a lot different by hand than with the Kitchen Aid? My mother and I used to bake by hand when I was young, and I'll admit, it takes some of the joy out of it when I have to do it now.
I'm horrible. I buy our challah from a popular jewish deli every Friday morning for my family.
But when school is in session I make challah with my group of kids and all by hand every week.
We make the dough on Thursday, braid and bake on Friday morning.
Thanks, JB. Is it a lot different by hand than with the Kitchen Aid? My mother and I used to bake by hand when I was young, and I'll admit, it takes some of the joy out of it when I have to do it now.
Doing it by hand is definitely a lot more work (that's why I have the teenager help ).
I don't bake my own challah, but I keep telling myself: "One of these days..." In the meantime, here's one of my favorite videos from YouTube's Jew in the City:
I don't bake my own challah, but I keep telling myself: "One of these days..." In the meantime, here's one of my favorite videos from YouTube's Jew in the City:
Never. Because I believe that all you knead is love.
John Lennon, great man, shot in the back, terrible tragedy...
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