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Without yeast and without yeast: brown and fragrant challah for those in a hurry - voila! Food

2024-03-27T06:04:49.578Z

Highlights: Without yeast and without yeast: brown and fragrant challah for those in a hurry. Chala Zariza for Shabbat/Sugat, Afik Gabai. Even if you remembered it at the last minute, that doesn't mean you have to give up homemade challah. Oren Luxenburg, host of the "talking is not fattening" podcast, teaches how to make wonderful brown challah from self-raising flour and yogurt. You will leave the yeast and the fermentation for another time.


If you get stressed just hearing the word 'yeast' or simply always remember at the last minute - Oren Luxenburg pulls out his secret weapon - brown and fragrant challah to sit without yeast and without yeast


Brown and fragrant.

Chala Zariza for Shabbat/Sugat, Afik Gabai

Even if you remembered it at the last minute, that doesn't mean you have to give up homemade challah that will fill the kitchen with the smells of Shabbat.

Oren Luxenburg

, chef and host of the "talking is not fattening" podcast, teaches how to make wonderful brown challah from self-raising flour and yogurt.

You will leave the yeast and the fermentation for another time.

Those who love a crackling challah crust will adopt this recipe regularly/soget, Afik Gabay

Even when there is no time.

Hala without yeast for those in a hurry/Afik Gabay

Ingredients for the recipe

  • For dough without yeast

    • ½ pack of yogurt (100 grams)

    • ½ cup orchid (120 ml)

    • 2 tablespoons olive oil (or other vegetable oil)

    • ½ spoon of honey or sugar (20 grams)

    • 1 egg

    • ½ cup self-raising flour (350 grams)

    • ½ teaspoon of baking soda

    • ½ teaspoon salt

  • before baking

    • 1 small egg

    • 2 tablespoons thin or thick oatmeal

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Preparation

How do you make challah for Shabbat without yeast?

  • 1

    Heat the oven to 190 degrees.

  • 2

    Mix all the dough ingredients and knead until a firm dough is obtained.

  • 3

    Divide the dough into three parts and open each part with a rolling pin into a large rectangular sheet.

  • 4

    Roll each leaf into a roll until you get 3 long snakes.

  • 5

    Braid the three snakes into a challah shape and transfer to a pan lined with baking paper.

  • 6

    Brush the challah with a little beaten egg and sprinkle oats on top.

  • 7

    Put straight into the hot oven for about 20-25 minutes, until golden brown.

  • 8

    Let the challah cool completely before slicing it.

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Oren Luxenburg, in collaboration with Suget

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Source: walla

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