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Hello,
I bake Challa once a week but suddenly have almost no time on my hands so I wondering how I can divide up the recipe into stages so I can do it over a few days perhaps. IT takes me say 20 minutes to mix the ingredients and then 2 hours letting the dough rise and punching it down every 20 minutes or so (can this step be left out?), I then shape the challas and let them rise for around an hour followed by baking. How important is the punching part? If I didnt' do that I could leave for the 2 hours and come back afterwards. Can I freeze the dough after the 2 hour rise. How would I procede to defrost and continue? Would it be better to shape the challas first and then freeze? How much flexibility do I have with this recipe? Thanks all. |
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