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Yesterday my Bat Mitzvah student made her first Challah! I was so impressed with how well this 11 soon to be 12 year old was able to read the directions on braiding the six stranded Challah and do it just perfect her first try! Many adults stuggle with a six stranded braid.  I am so very proud of her!


TA DA!!! Here is her first Challah!
I think it is quite wonderful!

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Here is the Challah 101 Certificate.

 

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Her Bat Mitzvah is this Saturday. Last night was the last class for her. Here is a photo of her dad, taking a video, and my husband giving her advice on her reading.

 

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(Jeannine and her family always sit way in the back of the room.)

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Job well done! A word of caution, be sure that she and her family are OK with you posting the full name of a minor and photographs. Safety first!

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Job well done! A word of caution, be sure that she and her family are OK with you posting the full name of a minor and photographs. Safety first!



Yes,  I know what you mean... it is up on facebook already...

 

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post #4 of 9

Awesome job!  At 29 I still cannot master that part of baking it... still tastes great though.  Mazel Tov! 

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Job MORE than well done!!!  She has a talent!!!

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post #6 of 9

I remember watching my grandmother make challah, she was a great cook and baker. Thought it was really neat when she would brush with egg yolk to give it that shine. I wish I had some to eat now - store bought just isn't the same.  My mom didn't attempt challah but, she made great kreplach.  When she wasn't around I would fish them out of the soup pot. Dinner time she was furious that only a few were left. Come to think of it her brisket was to die for too.   But she couldn't stand to have anyone around when she was cooking - it made her nervous. So I never learned how to make anything- except matzo balls from packaged mix.

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Awesome job!  At 29 I still cannot master that part of baking it... still tastes great though.  Mazel Tov! 



Try the instructions given on this site. I think I am going to use these from now on in my classes.

 

http://www.kingarthurflour.com/blog/2012/03/09/shaping-braids-6-strands-without-using-6-hands/

 

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post #8 of 9

Very nice work indeed. Obviously inspired by her teacher.

 

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for the battle is not yours, but Gods. 2 Chronicles 20:15
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post #9 of 9

Beautiful! That looks delicious. I love cooking with challah, but have never tried to make it myself. You must be a great teacher!

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* Loves living in the beautiful 'burbs of Jerz with my DH and our 3 ladies- Marsala, Parmigiana, & Sirena, our 2 cats- Rocky & Darwin, our Shiba Inu- Falkor & our GSD- Rhaego * * RIP General Tso, Bellina, & Chicky-Baby *

Meet me at the coffee shop... We can dance like Iggy Pop...

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