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Stollen is sweet and rich, but not as sweet as a regular Christmas cake or a plate full of sugar cookies.
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Christmas bread like "Stollen" and spiced cookies are on offer in
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I really liked the way the Mohn Quark Stollen which is a poppy seed and fruit stollen which I am going to try next week .... eventually I found my way back to Chef Bertinet recipe with a recipe from the United Kingdom by Chef Madalene Bonvine-Hamel @
The Fresh Loaf 2009
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I wouldn't go that far and call Mohn Quark Stollen the national dessert of Germany, but your right, when it's done right, it's fantastic;) It's my favorite kind of Stollen, as I really don't like raisins, candied lemon peel and all the stuff you need for regular Christmas Stollen.
sweet, sweet love.. Michele 2005
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Stollen: This traditional bread originated in the German city of Dresden.
Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition Pamela Dodson 2011
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Stollen: This traditional bread originated in the German city of Dresden.
Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition Pamela Dodson 2011
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Serve steaming in mugs with a piece of Stollen (German fruit cake) or gingerbread.
Christmas fruitcake: impossible food-wine pairing?!? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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The last of the turkey or ham has been sandwiched between bread and eaten, the fruitcake and Panettone, the cookies and the Stollen all devoured.
Jamie Schler: La Galette des Rois: A Cake Fit For A King Jamie Schler 2011
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Stollen: This traditional bread originated in the German city of Dresden.
Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition Pamela Dodson 2011
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That was followed by both profiteroles, a large piece of Stollen, and a whole cup of juice.
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