Home
Recipe Blog
Submit A Recipe
Desserts/ Baking
Cookie Recipes
Christmas
Homemade Gifts
Meat Recipes
Ground Beef
Turkey
German Drinks
Potato Recipes
Side Dishes
Salads
Vegetables
 Soups
German Bread
Kid Recipes
Brotzeit
Oktoberfest
Cheese Fondue
Learn German
Travel Germany
Contact Me
Free Recipes
Kitchen Store
Lost Recipes
Share This Site
About This Website
Foodie Links
Privacy Policy

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

German Christmas Loaf Recipe

Christstollen


Extremely rich and very scrumptious, bake your German Christmas loaf recipe and enjoy over the Christmas period.

Pepare a basic yeast dough following the recipe but using 150g butter. After beating the dough, add:

60g each of sultanas, raisins, candied orange rind (diced), candied lemon rind (diced) and slivered almonds.

After the dough has risen form an oblong shape loaf on a pastry board. Taking a rolling pin, flatten the middle part and fold one side of the dough over the flat part to make the typical stollen shape.

Smooth over the surface with your hand and push any ingredients that may be sticking out under the dough. Otherwise they will become hard and may burn during baking.

Dust a baking sheet with flour, do not use any butter. Brush the Christstollen with melted butter and leave it to stand while the oven preheats to 210 degrees C. Bake for 1 1/4 hours. Cool on a wire rack, spread butter on it and then sift a thick layer of powder sugar (icing sugar) over it.

Leave your Stollen to rest for a few days before serving.

You can freeze it if required.


Return from Christmas Loaf Recipe to Easy Dessert Recipes

Return from Christstollen to German Recipes Home


footer for christmas loaf recipe page