Thanks so much! Pulsar quilt is still in progress. Need to pick out the fibers and I have a scene I want to do on the bottom. Bread is ready to be eaten. Om nom nom :D
ooh your Challahs are gorgeous! (Challah is one of my favorite thing to make and eat...sadly, it's also one of my guiltiest pleasures....)
DId you know if you do an egg wash immediately after you braid it (before it rises), and then again after it rises, and right before you put it in the oven, you'll get a really deep glossy finish? (My egg washes are yolk only, with a tbs milk if I'm not worried about a dairy bread, or water if I am)
When someone told me the two egg wash tip a couple of years ago, it was a revelation!
:D Thank you! Yes, I know about egg wash, but I don't like shiny challah. I think it's a textural thing and possibly because my mother (who was not raised Jewish) never did egg wash on hers.
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Those loaves of bread look delicious! :)
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Mmmm, om nom nom. Bread.
Thanks!
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DId you know if you do an egg wash immediately after you braid it (before it rises), and then again after it rises, and right before you put it in the oven, you'll get a really deep glossy finish? (My egg washes are yolk only, with a tbs milk if I'm not worried about a dairy bread, or water if I am)
When someone told me the two egg wash tip a couple of years ago, it was a revelation!
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How are you btw?
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