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How to make a Braid "Butterzopf" or Challah

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The difference between a Swiss "Zopf" and a Challah:
Challah seems to come from the arabic culture. They do have much in common though. They use eggs and fatty components. In a "Zopf" it's milk instead of water and molten butter instead of vegetable oil.
Sorry for the video, that is placed as a file. I didn't receive my confirmation mail from youtube in time.
I will add the youtube version later, hopefully with a higher resolution.
I hope you try it out and enjoy it.
When you're interested in baking, see my other instructable.

Wood fired Pizza / Bread oven

Have fun

Thomas
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Oct 20, 2008. 9:36 PMiarkus says:
Challah is a traditional jewish bread, used for bringing in the Sabbath celebration. I would not say it has anything to do with Arab culture.
Jul 11, 2009. 3:46 PMgreenbean says:
You can say that again.

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