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How To Make Choreg (Armenian Easter Bread)

1/2 cup warm water + 2 tsp sugar + 1 sachet yeast

1/2 cup white sugar
pinch salt
1 tsp ground mahleb (can be substituted for cardamom)
1/2 cup melted butter
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1 cup full cream milk
3 eggs
7 cups flour, add gradually

1 egg + 2 tbsp cold water for glaze, garnish with sesame seeds & nigella seeds

17 Comments

  1. Hi Henry
    We make Choreg every year for Easter and we add a pinch of MASTICA as well
    This will enhance the taste for that Authentic Armenian Easter Bread.
    I like all of your videos keep up the good recipes.
    Thank You

  2. My Greek family makes this and we call it "Tsoureki". I love it! They make so much and sometimes when we don't know what to do with it we use it to make bread pudding and French toast! 🙂

  3. Henry is it possible to get anywhere all the ingrendients of all ur recipes written down?
    greetings from Germany

  4. I used to have it when I was little in my hometown(Manisa) Henry. We call it Paskalya Çöreği. It's very delicious. I think it is more armenian cousine than turkish, even though origin of word ''çörek'' is turkish. Anyway, you are doing great! I love your recipes! Hugs from Spain

  5. I'm not middle eastern but am I big fan of the cuisine.
    I've been watching your videos and you are talented, articulate, and AMAZING!
    THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENTS AND CULTURE!

  6. I'm gonna give this a go. Trying to learn baking but I find it kind of scary. Not as easy as frying up some meat 🙂

  7. First time making choreg and followed your video! Tasted so so good! Thank you and much love from California! <3 <3 <3 Forever following this recipe!

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