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Challah Bread Recipe - Belly Full
FAQ
Challah bread is commercially produced through the following process: Scaling and weighing separate ingredients. Mixing fat, sugar,and flavoring thoroughly in a vessel followed by addition of flour and yeast to form a smooth dough.
They share similar textures, both inside and the crust, but brioche is made with plenty of butter. The butter helps to give the bread an even lighter, fluffier texture and a sweeter flavor — almost like a hybrid of bread and pastry, really.
How to Eat Challah
- Top with honey or jam: Drizzle a slice of challah with honey or spread on a dollop of fresh jam.
- Toast it: You can slice up challah just like a regular loaf of bread and toast it for breakfast or use it for a sandwich.
What is in challah dough?
- Active dry yeast.
- Warm water.
- All-purpose flour.
- Egg yolks + some egg whites.
- Sugar (only 1/4 cup)
- Salt.
- Extra virgin olive oil.
- 2-3 tbsp toasted sesame seeds (optional)
Challah. Beautifully braided into a loaf or round, this enriched yeast bread is slightly sweet and is rich with eggs and oil.