Challah

Rebecca learned how to make challah from her Jewish neighbors.

The synagogue members eagerly awaited the arrival of the freshly baked challah for the Rosh Hashanah service.

Grandma's secret ingredient in her famous challah recipe is a handful of raisins.

Rachel always looks forward to enjoying a slice of warm challah on Friday evenings.

The challah is a symbol of Jewish tradition and heritage.

The family gathered around the table to enjoy the freshly baked challah.

The young boy proudly recited the challah blessing he had memorized, following the family's tradition.

The sweet aroma of freshly baked challah fills the house.

The synagogue provided a large, round challah as an offering to the Kohen on the Sabbath.

The aroma of freshly baked challah with raisins filled the kitchen with a delightful scent.

The aroma of freshly baked challah fills the kitchen.

The rabbi led the congregation in reciting the challah before partaking in the communal meal.

During Rosh Hashanah, it's customary to have a round challah with raisins on the holiday table.

Rachel's family received a beautifully braided challah as a gift for their housewarming party.

The bakery offers different variations of challah, including one with raisins.

Grandma Ruth baked a delicious challah with raisins for the family gathering.

The recipe called for two cups of challah dough.

The Jewish custom of saying the challah before eating bread has been passed down for generations.

She let the challah dough rest for an hour before shaping it.

Challah is usually served on the Jewish Sabbath.

We learned how to make a braided challah in cooking class.

The smell of freshly baked round challah filled the kitchen, making everyone hungry for Shabbat dinner.

I learned how to braid challah dough from my grandmother.

Miriam served a braided challah as part of her Rosh Hashanah feast.

She brought a freshly baked challah to the dinner party.

Can you pick up a challah from the bakery on your way home?

The challah was beautifully braided and smelled delicious.

Can you pick up a loaf of challah from the bakery on your way home?

Rachel ordered a round challah online from a specialty bakery for her Jewish-themed dinner party, complete with all the traditional trimmings.

Rachel asked her neighbor for the recipe to make a round challah for her family's Shabbat dinner.

The synagogue provided a challah for the Kohen during the holiday service.

The guests at the Shabbat dinner respectfully waited for the host to recite the traditional challah blessing.

The baker used a sourdough starter in the challah dough.

My aunt brought a gluten-free challah to our family gathering so everyone could enjoy it.

The bakery specializes in making artisanal challah with unique flavors and fillings.

The children eagerly joined in reciting the simple yet meaningful challah blessing before partaking in the bread.

The challah dough needs to rest for at least an hour.

Rachel toasted a slice of raisin challah and spread butter on it for a tasty snack.

She brushed the egg wash onto the challah dough before baking it.

He added honey to the challah dough for a sweeter taste.

The challah dough was left to rise overnight in the refrigerator.

The chef at the Jewish-themed restaurant crafted a modern twist on the traditional round challah, infusing it with rosemary and olive oil.

The bakery down the street has a wide variety of challah, including sesame seed and poppy seed.

The rabbi blessed the challah before it was shared among the congregants.

Sarah's family gathered to make a festive challah for the upcoming Shavuot holiday.

During Jewish holidays, it's common to see families enjoying challah with raisins as a festive treat.

Sarah loves to have a slice of challah with raisins as part of her breakfast.

The smell of the baking challah filled the entire house.

My grandmother taught me how to make challah from scratch.

I look forward to eating challah every week, it's my favorite part of the Sabbath meal.