Challah Bread

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Posted on January 6, 2018 by by

Bill Rubino Posted in Baking, Bread, Buns, Scones & Muffins 1 Comment ↓

Challah Bread

According to Jewish tradition, the three Sabbath meals (Friday night, Saturday lunch, and Saturday late afternoon) and two holiday meals (one at night and lunch the following day) each begin with two complete loaves of bread. (Source Wikipedia) Traditionally its a braided bread and is mostly sold that way.

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The Swedish Kitchen / Sweden.Se

(English and Swedish)

A beautiful presentation of Swedish food, lots of simple and lovely recipes. It also has a sprinkling of some quirky and surprising facts, like Swedes, caught and ate 186,000 crayfish in 2013 or almost 2 million IKEA meatballs are eaten every day! Who knew?

Swedish Food

(English)

I love Swedish food and want to share my enthusiasm for Swedish food with anyone who wants to listen! All our recipes have been tried and tested, include a clear summary, list ingredients in British and American units and include a photograph of the finished dish.

Happy cooking! John Duxbury

Tareq Taylor

(English and Swedish)

Not just because he's probably one of the cutest of the TV chefs, he is also a successful chef & restaurateur with Kockeriet and Slottsträdens Café both in Malmö, in the south of Sweden.

Tareq Taylor’s Nordic Cookery

(English)

The site has lots of beautiful and delicious recipes I think you will love. Recipes Tareq's Nordic Cooking show can be found here.

New Scandinavian Cooking

(English)

Most well known for its fantastic Cooking TV series featuring Nordic chefs and Scandinavian food and recipes. Lots of tips, authentic recipes, and beautiful photography. Recipes from Andreas Viestad - Norway, Tina Nordström - Sweden, Claus Meyer - Denmark, Sara La Fountain - Finland.

ScandiKitchen

(English)

ScandiKitchen is all about food from all over Scandinavia. Based in England its an online shop for Brits as well as a wholesaler, caterer, and Cafe. Looking through it, it has lots of wonderful recipes and fun facts about the Nordic's - all of them. Very useful and entertaining.