This is a very nice and awesome presentation! i think Chabad.org needs to make more behind the seance videos for the kids so i don't get more than 4 questions by the Seder on Pesach.
How would the matzah become chametz.? It has no leaven.
My question exactly. Things don't seem to be right.
If the dough is allowed to sit for too long (18 minutes) without being kneaded, it can begin leavening.
Why does the flour and water come in through separate "windows" ?
This is a precaution to ensure that no leavening occurs.
Woohoo!!! Sooo exciting! Thanks for this great visual…get out of Egypt in haste!!!!
Thank you for a great video!
Why do they put the indentations in, is that for the cooking process or just to achieve the look?
it is to help prevent it from rising
Thank you 🙂
I live it! I love it! this video puts you in the mood for the joyous liberation - redemption mode -- Get to it!! So fun, Happy Passover Holiday
Oh, what a thrill to watch it! Chag Sameach Pesach!
Nice music - what instruments are played? Nothing about baking! Enjoy in Shalom!
So, was it just flour and water. Can we use oil? That should be made clear. Fun to watch but not helpful.
Sorry if it wasn't clear. Shmurah Matzah contains only flour made from wheat that has been watched from when it was growing in the field and water.
The title of the video is wrong. It shows how hand Matzah is made, not how Shmurah Matzah is made.
Shmurah means "watching"and in the description it states "handmade shmurah matzah"...
what bakery is this where they most of the box's matzos are complete-Shaleim? (or was it just for the video?:))
Probably only window shopping!