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Challah? (jewish Braided Egg Bread)

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Does anyone have a recipe for challah?

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I don't have one but I was thinking of e-mailing Annalise Roberts to see if she could possibly create one.

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The sandwich bread mixes I've seen don't exactly taste like Challah, but then again, they don't exactly taste like regular bread, either! However, they all seem to call for at least 2 eggs, and sometimes extra egg yolks. I don't think gluten-free doughts are really braidable (they're awfully sticky), but if you don't mind just a regular bread machine shape, there's no other reason they can't substitute.

We've just been saying the Hamotzi over rice, but I gotta admit, that doesn't quite cut it.

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