Mixing the Cherry Blossoms flakes into the dough is always sublime, as they disappear into the mixture from sight, but there remains the infusion of Cherry Blossom. Cherry blossoms paste is rolled into the strands.
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In a Messianic Japan, the challah blossoms before the cherry blossoms.
The seasons of our King are a harmony. Watching in anticipation for the spring is like when you have a song to sing and the words begin to fit the music.
I can't really explain all that is in my heart, but want to post some of the pictures of the sakura challah that have been blossoming in the meantime, before making a space for some Purim Posts.
Hope you are enjoying the season and wishing you a happy time in Purim preparations and eager anticipation of the spring blossoms, and for the song
Blessings and Shalom, Love Shayndel
The story of Esther and Purim is so encouraging. God saves His people.
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Oh, those challah slices!! I wish to grab and devour them.Are those wrapped slices for sale? I like the little white bags with the pink writing.
ReplyDeleteI can see you're very much in love with the 'sakura' and you succeed in making me love it too. Thanks for the tutorial.
Oh Thank you Duta! Please do have some! They are for sale, yes, at a tea/coffee/bread salon in the neighborhood for the season! And yes, I do love the "sakura" and this season in Japan! Glad you love it too! Thanks for sharing in the gladness♡
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ReplyDeleteThank you Sandi.
Bless you!♡
Beautiful challahs with cherry blossom filling.
ReplyDeleteIt is one of the most beautiful stories in the Bible how Esther and Mordechai saved the people of Israel by the hand of God.
Thank you Hobbloes! That is such a beautiful one line comment about the book of Esther and Purim story!! God Bless you!! Happy Purim!♡
Deleteso lovely to see and read about the Cherry Blossom flakes in your challah bread. As you know I have been away from my blog(I'll post something short on my blog later today or tomorrow) but I wanted you to know when I arrived home this morning I saw the cherry blossoms out. It isn't really early for them but last year they were out so late and the year before it rained a lot so I didn't get to enjoy. I'm hoping this year I will enjoy them more. In case I don't visit again real soon, (early) Shabbat Shalom
ReplyDeleteThank you Joyful!So excited to hear about the cherry blossoms opening near you、and thank you for taking the time to visit even while away from the blog. Amazingly, we are on similar timing this year, as I just walked outside and saw the very first blossoms!Though maybe those near you are farther along!! So Glad you will be able to enjoy them, and hope that God will favor you with nice weather so that you can take a glorious time in the blossoms. Thank you for the early Shabbat wishes!!Shabbat Shalom and a blessed weekend to you !!♡
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