Challah is a special bread eaten every Friday night and Saturday to celebrate the weekly Jewish holiday of Sabbath. My mom has been baking homemade challah for as long as I can remember, and there’s nothing more comforting and delicious than starting our meals with a warm, fresh slice. I am so lucky that she takes the time every week to make a fresh batch, so I wanted to share the recipe with you guys! This recipe is a culmination of different recipes that my mom has tweaked and perfected over the years.
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Answer: This recipe makes around 3 Challahs
Answer: Yes! You can definitly make this recipe without a bread maker, but then you will have to mix the dough by hand or use a stand mixer that has a dough hook.
Answer: Yes! While they won't be as tasty as a fresh patch, this recipe still freezes incredibly well
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