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individuals –
mostly Hasidic rabbis – have
twelve separate loaves on the table.
Challot - in
these cases extremely large ones - are also
sometimes eaten at other...
- Sa****ay
morning meal
traditionally begins with
kiddush and
Hamotzi on two
challot. It is
customary to eat hot
foods at this meal.
During and
after the Second...
- Two
braided Shabbat challot placed under an
embroidered challah cover at the
start of the
Shabbat meal...
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Berches is a German-Jewish
bread made for Shabbat. Like
other Ashke****
challot, it is
typically braided, but
unlike the sweet, eggy
challah of eastern...
- Two
homemade whole-wheat
challot covered by
traditional embroidered Shabbat challah cover...
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politician in the New
Tuscany System Parliament.
Storm from the
Shadows Challot,
Jessica PN
Citizen Admiral Javier Giscard's
logistics and
supply officer...
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cover the two
braided loaves (Hebrew: חַלָּה, challah; pl. Hebrew: חלוֹת,
challot) set out on the
table at the
beginning of an Ashke****
Shabbat or Yom Tov...
- Hill and Wang, Inc. OCLC 807008 [Volume 1: Ondine, Enchanted,
Madwoman of
Challot,
Apollo of Bellac] Giraudoux, Jean (1964),
Three Plays, vol. 2, Translated...
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feature of
Shabbat cookery is the
preparation of
twists of bread,
known as
challot or (in
southern Germany,
Austria and Hungary) "barches". They are often...
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flour mixed with oil and
fried on a
griddle or on a pan;
bread called challot mixed with oil and
baked in an oven; and
wafers (rekikim)
smeared with...
