Nova Scotia Brown Bread Challah with Sea Salt

One of Nova Scotia's regional delicacies is brown bread -- a soft enriched dough, lightly sweetened with the earthy tang of molasses. Swapping out honey in challah for molasses (an ingredient close to Jennifer’s Maritime heart) feels like a special and delicious way to honour their Nova Scotian and Jewish heritage. Sea salt on the finish invokes the magic of living near the ocean. Baked into a gorgeous round weave, it'll be a stunner on a Rosh Hashanah table. 

About Jennifer:

Jennifer has been cooking non-stop their whole life, especially since getting sober in early 2018 and subsequently winning MasterChef Canada in 2019. They're a desk jockey turned food writer, chef, aspiring pro-wrestler, and moon mist ice cream enthusiast. In their My Queer Kitchen show & column with Xtra Magazine, they focus on the intersections of food, feelings, and identity. Their first book, Raging Appetites, will be published by House of Anansi in fall 2021. 

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