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Challah in dubai
Reader comment on item: Bagels in Dubai?

Submitted by Stuart Teich (United States), Oct 26, 2008 at 19:43

They may well be unaware of the challah's cultural connection. I have seen several cookbooks representing traditional foods of various parts of eastern Europe that show braided egg bread, some even calling it challah, but present it as simply something native to Prague, or Warsaw, or Odessa. The Jews are gone, but the bread remains. Ironic?

Don't the Greeks use something similar, with embedded red dyed eggs, on Easter?

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Bagels in Strange Places [66 words]Charles BayarOct 27, 2008 17:04
⇒ Challah in dubai [69 words]Stuart TeichOct 26, 2008 19:43
Jewish food in Dubai [69 words]BarbaraOct 26, 2008 15:01
In Dubai..Bagels that's only the beginning KERZNER GROUP'S building the Atlantis and The World! [160 words]Warren SoundSep 18, 2008 07:31
Bagels are no longer Jewish [178 words]John PhilipsSep 15, 2008 05:46
↔ Shocks me how people are eager to misrepresent Dr. Pipes words. [487 words]YnnatchkahSep 18, 2008 03:06
↔ They've Always Learned Quickly from Us [50 words]Reality CheckNov 1, 2008 22:54
Off Topic Post - Why isn't America's Media Reporting On India Capital Bombing? [41 words]LarrySep 13, 2008 17:14
↔ For Larry [18 words]LilianaSep 17, 2008 06:55
Are you sure they are not doughnuts? [15 words]Sean HigginsSep 9, 2008 15:38
bagels in Dubai [11 words]Jon PurizhanskySep 5, 2008 15:06
Next? [16 words]LynnSep 2, 2008 10:45
Consider it a Cultural Exchange. [10 words]AhmadAug 31, 2008 00:39
↔ Hummus and the Arabs [290 words]dhimmi no moreSep 6, 2008 07:36
↔ Didn't mean to say hummus is Arab [61 words]AhmadSep 25, 2008 07:48
↔ Bagles and Hummus: And the saga continues [139 words]dhimmi no moreSep 27, 2008 08:17
islamist would say bagels are muslim, like Jerusalem. [50 words]Phil GreendAug 30, 2008 20:18
↔ Jerusalem IS Muslim.....and [37 words]AhmadSep 25, 2008 07:54
So what [60 words]Peter HerzAug 20, 2008 08:03
Forget the Bagel, the attendant looks like an Israeli soldier [117 words]Lame CherryAug 20, 2008 02:05
↔ Lame Cherry I love your post! [37 words]mytwocentsAug 25, 2008 07:35
↔ Disagree [96 words]YnnatchkahAug 25, 2008 12:27
↔ hmm [19 words]Murad AtakanSep 5, 2008 07:35
↔ How did Taqiyah come into this convo? Are you disillusioned? [125 words]Murad AtakanSep 6, 2008 04:56
Dubai [47 words]JJAug 19, 2008 22:36
Why not? [143 words]Rebecca MouldsAug 18, 2008 11:50
alcohol and the Bagel. [53 words]YnnatchkahAug 16, 2008 22:44
Bagles in the sky [129 words]dhimmi no moreAug 16, 2008 18:28
↔ You are priceless, Dhimmi No More [17 words]YnnatchkahAug 17, 2008 23:42
↔ John who walks with ice [55 words]jennifer solisAug 18, 2008 15:17
↔ so what?? [81 words]mytwocentsAug 19, 2008 07:14
↔ Is she a blonde? [29 words]LynnAug 26, 2008 08:17

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