Assertion: challah | /r/HasProperty | braided
Facets:
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: all year long
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Why Is Challah Braided?
text: - Challah isn’t always braided — the design depends on where it’s made.
text: Typical Shabbat foods include challah (braided bread) and wine, which are both blessed before the meal begins.
text: On Rosh HaShanah, for instance, challah is baked into spiral rounds (symbolizing the continuity of creation), braided rounds (symbolizing the ascent to heaven) or crowns (symbolizing God as the King of the Universe).
text: Challah (braided egg bread), for example, is not specific to Hanukkah though it's very likely to be found on the table during the Festival of Lights.
text: It can be braided (as is traditional for Shabbat) or served as a simple round bread.
text: Challah is traditionally braided using anywhere between three to six strands of dough.
text: Why is challah braided?
text: Repeat this process until the whole challah is braided, then pinch the ends to seal and tuck the ends underneath.
text: Challah is a traditional bread made from eggs, water, yeast, flour, sugar, and salt and is often braided and can be baked in varying shapes for different holidays.
text: All year long our challah is braided, but it is round for Rosh Hashana.