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It is a tradition for children to have sweets when they first start to study Hebrew, because studying Torah is sweet. Here is a sweet bread dough recipe you can try (with the help of an adult) for an... |
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-1 cup warm milk -1/2 cup honey -2 eggs, beaten -1/4 cup margarine -1 tablespoon salt -4 cups flour -1 more egg, for glaze -baking sheet ![]() 1.Mix together milk, honey, and margarine. 2.Add beaten eggs. 3.Add dry ingredients, a little at a time. 4.Make a stiff dough. 5.Knead for 5 minutes. 6.Shape dough into Hebrew letters. 7.Place on lightly greased baking sheet. 8.Glaze with beaten egg. 9.Bake 15 to 20 minutes at 350 . |
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