Definitions
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- noun A form of
panettone withoutcandied fruit in the shape of astar ; eaten atChristmas .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Love me some panettone and and the pandoro, too! debbie Jan 4
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Italian panettone and pandoro are remarkable holiday breads that are enriched with large quantities of sugar, egg yolks, and butter, but that keep well because they are built from a sourdough that starts with a naturally leavened sponge.
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Panettone and pandoro are 19th-century Italian coinages meaning “grand bread” and “golden bread.”
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Italian panettone and pandoro are remarkable holiday breads that are enriched with large quantities of sugar, egg yolks, and butter, but that keep well because they are built from a sourdough that starts with a naturally leavened sponge.
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Panettone and pandoro are 19th-century Italian coinages meaning “grand bread” and “golden bread.”
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Parmesan, truffle honey, pandoro and even fresh fruit and vegetables from Italy, or choose from a selection of ready-designed hampers.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Parmesan, truffle honey, pandoro and even fresh fruit and vegetables from Italy, or choose from a selection of ready-designed hampers.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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Parmesan, truffle honey, pandoro and even fresh fruit and vegetables from Italy, or choose from a selection of ready-designed hampers.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
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While the pictures will tempt any baker, no matter how inexperienced, it's not just any baker who can succeed with the fig-anise panini, sweet perrin, or pandoro in this book. enjoyed, there is not as much hand-holding in the recipes, each of which was contributed to
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Place the dough in a buttered and floured pandoro mould (if you don't have a pandoro mould, you could use a large brioche tin, or pudding basin instead)
Prolagus commented on the word pandoro
February 18, 2011
dontcry commented on the word pandoro
AKA: Panettone sans raisins. ;-)
February 19, 2011
hernesheir commented on the word pandoro
Gimme panettone con carne. No photo required. In return, I'll give you my recipe for Israeli eggs lightly poached in a shallot-onion-garlic tomato sauce flavored with cumin and paprika.
February 19, 2011
Prolagus commented on the word pandoro
Is that shakshouka? You are the second person to offer to teach me how to make it! Now I *really* want to learn.
February 20, 2011