With his cottage challah bakery Bread of Idleness, Cody Butler is bringing top-notch Jewish breads and a bit of yiddishkeit to a diverse Western Queens community. (New York Jewish Week) — Cody Butler ...

Diffident and self-conscious, Hannah Schifman hides behind a thicket of black curls. But ask her about her challah and she blooms with confidence, becoming, if not chatty, forthcoming. Why shouldn’t ...

It began as an experimental baking project when I was a busy young mother with three young children and adorable little nieces and nephews. As pre-schoolers, every Friday my boys brought home ...

Chabad of S. Barbara County is pleased to invite local women to their Mega Challah Bake, “Rising Together. Empowering the Jewish Woman.” Each participant will bake two Challahs – one to keep for ...

Judy Elbaum, the Founder of Leave it to Bubbe, has been baking challahs nearly every week for more than 20 years. “Challah baking for me is a weekly ritual that is at once joyful and therapeutic,” ...

Every other Thursday, the kitchen of the Tufts Hillel building is bustling with dough-makers, braiders and bakers alike, all helping to bake about 70 loaves of challah to be sold for charity through ...

Martin Philip understands what it’s like to be a beginner bread baker. The former Opera San Jose singer made a pair of career changes in the early 2000s that led him to the King Arthur Baking Company, ...

Known to his friends and family as an avid and wonderful baker and dessert maker, Madison, a former management consultant, originally wanted to start a challah-baking factory here in Berkshire County, ...

360 round challahs for Holocaust Survivors and families , and individuals experiencing hunger? That’s the goal next month at Jewish Family Service of San Diego’s first-ever day-long challah baking ...

Rosh Hashana is next month so what better way to usher in the Jewish New Year before September than with the sweetness of challah bread? Jake Sullivan, 5, a kindergartner from Glencoe, pours water to ...

On Friday afternoons at my house, the last 15 minutes before candle-lighting is classic pre-shabbos hysteria. “Did you turn on the shabbos lamp yet?” “Fill up the water urn — and don’t forget to plug ...