Chorag!

1. I love cooking Armenian food and enjoy your videos and website. Thank you hokis!

2. Choreg not Chorag !lol

3. Choreg not chorag

4. Thank you! You inspired me to make this for Easter!

5. I love this, I had a childhood friend whose mother would make this every Christmas. I am amazed I have remembered the name to look up the recipe online now some 30 years later

6. I'm happy I know how to spell it now. My mother always makes it bigger (size of a grown man's hand) We also mix it up by either putting blueberries in it or cinnamon

7. love choereg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

8. This looks delicious! We love our nations foods, we hope Armenians enjoy this upload worldwide. Thanks for sharing!

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9. This brings back memories of helping my grandma with the chorag!

10. I think its more important to show how to make the dough rather then how to brade it anyway just my opinion

11. i've actually watched this one as well!!!!! nice to meet you robyn

12. this brings back memories helping my grandma make choreg!!! mmmmmm im craving it noww

13. My mother's grandmothers were making chorag when there was no any azerbeijan in the world… so it's an Armenian item for sure.

14. Thank you for the Armenian Kitchen–so many recipes that my grandma made–Wonderful resource for all to enjoy1

15. THANK YOU SITER,ARMENIAN OR TURKISH WE ARE BIG FAMILY:)and we fayt alot hahahahahaha and i like armenian popel they are good friend s

16. chorak in Azerbaijani means bread … it isnt armenian

17. chörek..orginal words..

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