\fR oo m-hāk\ n. Any application of ingenuity for those who are committed to observe the 613 Mitzvot. [ORIGIN: Yiddish פֿרום (frum|fR oo m) meaning "commited to observe the 613 Mitzvot, or Jewish commandments" and the English Slang term HACK (hāk|hak) or LIFEHACK (līf-hāk|lahyf-hak) meaning "anything that solves an everyday problem in a clever/non-obvious way or an appropriate application of ingenuity"]

Now that the “Holiday of Matzah” is over, it’s time to bring back the bread! A week of longing for leaven products has most certainly brought to mind fantasies of the most fancy breads and going back to the simple everyday white bread and Challah just isn’t an option. Many of you may know of the custom to bake a Challah in the shape of or containing a key on the Shabbos following pesach, called a Shissel Challah but the post-pesach bread craze shouldn’t end there. Why not take this opportunity to seize this fire for the fermented and step up or normal Challah recipes and bread consumption to a healthier, more delectable alternative. Enter Breadtopia, the brain-child of Eric and Denyce, a veritable gold mine of bread and baking secrets, supplies, videos, recipes, etc. A chametz (leaven products) heaven to say the least.