Recently baker Uri Scheft (from Manhattan-based Breads Bakery) invited me to join his crew and some students to mix, and shape three different breads. It gave me a great opportunity to see Uri shape his famous challah bread in various braids – from two to six strands. It was also great to hear Uri use the four hour workshop to explain his approach. Here are some shots from the class.
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