... about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the ...

... about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the ...

... talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the ...

... talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the ...

... really talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the recipes ...

... really talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the recipes ...

... they were really talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the recipes ...

... they were really talking about Jewish food. Pastrami and matzo ball soup are practically tourist attractions. Knishes are sold from street carts. Is there anyone who hasn't eaten a bagel? Cheesecake? Challah French toast? A kosher hot dog and a sour pickle? These days, observant Jews may eat Japanese sushi and Italian pizza, French crepes and Arab hummus and falafel. But the recipes ...

... and mine with this non-answer to the question I actually asked? - Mark Because my hands work better than an electric machine, especially when mixing such a big recipe. I make a double challah recipe often and I use about 7 cups of flower. I mix by hand in a huge plastic bowl and find it is a lot easier and, in the long run, faster than battling with a machine. ...

... mine with this non-answer to the question I actually asked? - Mark Because my hands work better than an electric machine, especially when mixing such a big recipe. I make a double challah recipe often and I use about 7 cups of flower. I mix by hand in a huge plastic bowl and find it is a lot easier and, in the long run, faster than battling with a machine. ...