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Mary in response to Darren wrote: << I've been told that spreading the seeds on
parchment paper, brushing with an egg wash and then very very gently inverting the loaf onto the parchment paper applying a very little pressure (just enough to get the seeds to imbed themselves into the tops) works well to but I've never been "brave" enough to try it. >> I make a prize-winning challah which is topped with white sesame seeds. I think my seeding system might be safer than the upside down approach. I make a water and egg wash, strain it and put it in a mister. I mist the loaf very heavily, sprinkle on white sesame seeds and then re-mist the loaf. The seeds stick and toast up very nicely. Robert |
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