Challah Recipes and Tutorials

Challah Recipes and Tutorials

by | Sep 11, 2017 | Amazon, Shabbat

Over the years I have come across a lot of different varieties on challah. My personal favorite is a stuffed Apple Challah. My mother-in-law makes this for Rosh HaShannah and I think it’s fabulous. I am on the quest for that really eggy challah, but haven’t find it. We have three recipes we regularly use. A bread machine challah. And then two 5lb challah recipes. One is with eggs and the other has no eggs. We use that one to make vegan challah with a crumble top. Here are some of the challot ideas to inspire you.

  1. Apple Challah (Jewlish) – This is one of the pretties designs I have made
  2. SEEDuction Challah from King Arthur
  3. Norene’s Prizing Winning Challah
  4. Fig, Olive Oil, and Sea Salt (Smitten Kitchen)
  5. Challah at its Eggiest (Mamaleh)
  6. No Knead Challah (Kitchn)
  7. Gluten-Free Challah
  8. Pretzel Challah (Tori Avey)
  9. Chocolate Orange Challah (Yin Yolk)
  10. Butternut Squash & Sage (The Nosher)
  11. Chocolate Cherry Challah (The Domestic Gothess)
  12. Jam-Doughnut-Pull Apart Challah (Family Friends Food)
  13. The Ultimate Gluten Free Challah (The Nosher)
  14. Pistachio Challah (Joy of Kosher)
  15. Honey Rose Challah
  16. Ima’s Challah
  17. Jamie Geller’s No Knead Challah Bread (Joy of Kosher)
  18. Sheridan’s Whole Wheat Challah
  19. Jessica’s Five-Fold Challah
  20. Challah (Fine Cooking)
  21. Best Challah Ever (Cooking with Tantrums)
  22. Tutorial for Braiding Round Challot (Couldn’t be Pareve)
  23. How to Make Challah (The Nosher)

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Children’s Art Display

Children’s Art Display

by | Sep 5, 2017 | Children, Organizing & Cleaning, Parenting

With our fridge taken over by our family command center, the kids’ art needed to go someplace. With a minimal number of tools, this is what we created on our wall.

What Do You Need

Steps

  1. Prepare the wood by trimming it to the appropriate length. Be sure to sand the edges and then wipe them down prior to the next step. The smoother edges will minimize splintering.
  2. In the color of your choice, paint the boards. If you are painting over another paint job, sand it first and apply primer. You can also use a wood stain.
  3. Using the hot glue gun, place your metal clips on the wood. Don’t be shy with the amount of glue that you use. It’s transparent and will make sure that the artwork stays in place.
  4. With another color of paint, use the stencil to paint in the letter or design of your choice. Or you can use a decal.
  5. Place the double-sided tape on the back side of the board and place it on the wall. Using a level with help make sure that it isn’t crooked.
  6. Hang up your kids’ artwork and make sure to take it down so the display doesn’t get crowded.

Thanks to Hip2Save for the idea.