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Traditionally prepared for Christmas, this German sweet bread is made with yeasted dough that’s rich in butter and eggs, and is studded with sultanas, currants, chopped almonds, and candied fruits and peels, typically lemon and orange ones. Dried apricots and marzipan paste are also often included, and the dried fruits can be spiked with rum. The dough is usually flavored with lemon zest, but spices such as cinnamon, cardamom, and anise may also be included. The dough is shaped by hand into a loaf that is brushed with butter and dusted with sugar before baking at a moderate temperature. Once baked, the still hot stollen is brushed with butter and dusted generously with powdered sugar. This step can be repeated more than once, though royal icing can also be used instead. Depending on the used ingredients, there are different kinds of stollen. For example, mandelstollen will have at least 20 percent of almonds, and marzipanstollen will have a filling ... Read more
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The following the recipe for stollen that has a filling made with ground poppy seeds.
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PREP 25min
COOK 40min
READY IN 1h 5min
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The following the recipe for stollen that has a filling made with ground poppy seeds.
FOR THE DOUGH
500 g flour
30 g fresh yeast
250 ml of warm milk
½ tsp salt
75 g of butter
75 g of sugar
FOR THE FILLING
250 g of ground poppy
250 ml of hot milk
150 g of sugar
50 g raisins
peel of one lemon
2 tbsp honey
1 vanilla sugar
1 tsp rum
2 tbsp powdered sugar for dusting
Place flour into a bowl, then make a well in it. In a small saucepan mix yeast with milk, then wait for it to foam, about 15 minutes. Pour the yeast into the well inside the flour, then gradually start incorporating flour from the edges into the yeast. Next, add salt, butter, and sugar and knead until you have a smooth dough. Cover with a cloth and place in a dry and warm place for an hour until doubled in size.
Transfer the dough to a lightly floured surface, then roll it into a rectangle that’s ½ cm thick. Scald the ground poppy seeds with hot milk, then add the remaining ingredients for the filling. Spread the filling over the dough and roll it lengthwise, so you have a log. Tuck the ends on each side in, then leave it to rest for 20 minutes.
Transfer the mohnstollen onto a tray lined with baking paper and then bake for 40 minutes in an oven preheated to 180 °C. Once baked, take out of the oven, allow to cool, and sprinkle with powdered sugar.
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