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    Hiya,
    I was looking for ages for a quick and easy Stollenrecipe. We have a family recipe, but it didn't turn out right nor did it taste quite like the real thing. It seems I finally found it!

    It needs 2 weeks rest, so would be ideal to make this weekend for Christmas.
    Here's the translation:


    OK, here's the translation:

    300 g Raisins
    3 EL Rum, brown
    540 g Wheat flour
    90 g Sugar
    85 g clarified Butter, Ghee
    250 g Butter
    50 g candied lemon peel
    50 g candied orange peel
    120 g ground almonds
    30 g Marzipan
    ½ teaspoon Salt
    1 peel of one lemon
    ½ teaspoon of Mace or other christmas spice mixtures
    140 ml Milk
    2 Würfel fresh yeast, or alternatively 2 packets of dried yeast
    100 g clarified Butter
    75 g Sugar
    100 g Icing Sugar

    A day earlier, mix the raisins with the Rum. All ingredients apart from flour and yeast to be measured and kept at room temperature.

    The next day, warm half the milk, add the fresh yeast, a little sugar and 3 Tablespoons of flour, mix well and let it rest covered for 20 mins in a warm place. If you use dried yeast, you can skip this step.

    Rest of the flour, spices, sugar, salt, rest of the milk, Ghee, Butter, Almonds and Marzipan to be kneaded well. Flatten on a surface and add candied peel and raisins in the middle. Put sides of dough over fruit and gently mix all.

    Let dough rest for an hour, then heat oven to 175°. Knead dough again well, and form an oval shape. Create a slight dent lengthwise, then gently flatten half of the oval shape and put the flap over the rest of the shape.

    Put on a baking paper on a tray and bake in 60 mins in the bottom of the oven.

    Melt the rest of the Ghee, then pour it over the cake just taken out of the oven. Pour over the sugar and then 2/3 of the icing sugar. Cool down, then add the rest of the icing sugar.

    Carefully lift the cake of the tray, it's very fragile and will only get stronger once cooled. Needs to rest in a cool location, in aluminium foil for about 14 days bevor cutting the cake.

    And the original:

    300 g Rosinen
    3 EL Rum, brauner
    540 g Mehl (Weizenmehl)
    90 g Zucker
    85 g Butterschmalz
    250 g Butter
    50 g Zitronat
    50 g Orangeat
    120 g Mandel(n), gemahlene
    30 g Marzipan - Rohmasse
    ½ TL Salz
    1 Zitrone(n), unbehandelt, abgeriebene Schale
    ½ TL Gewürzmischung für Stollen oder gemahl. Muskatblüte
    140 ml Milch
    2 Würfel Hefe, frische
    100 g Butterschmalz
    75 g Zucker
    100 g Puderzucker



    Zutaten vorbereiten:
    Einen Tag vorher die Rosinen in eine Schüssel geben, mit Rum mischen und darin einweichen lassen. Restliche Teigzutaten außer Milch und Hefe abwiegen und bei Zimmertemperatur stehen lassen.
    Vorteig ansetzen:
    Am nächsten Tag die Hälfte der Milch erwärmen, in eine große Schüssel geben. Hefe hineinbröseln, mit einer Gabel glatt rühren. 1 Prise Zucker und 3 Essl. Mehl zugeben. Alles gut verrühren. Abgedeckt an einem warmen Ort ca. 20 Min. gehen lassen.
    Teig verkneten:
    Restliches Mehl, Gewürze, Zucker, Salz, restliche Milch, Butterschmalz, Butter, Mandeln und Marzipanrohmasse mit den Knethaken des Handrührgerätes verkneten. Teig auf die Arbeitsfläche geben, etwas flach drücken. Zitronat, Orangeat und Rosinen in die Mitte geben. Seiten überschlagen, alles mit den Händen vorsichtig unterkneten.
    Teig formen:
    Teig 1 Stunde gehen lassen. Backofen auf 175° vorheizen. Teig durchkneten. auf bemehlter Fläche zu einem ovalen Laib formen. Mit der Teigrolle in der Mitte eindrücken, so dass oben und unten 2 Wülste entstehen.
    Stollen nachformen:
    Eine Hälfte etwas flach rollen, diese versetzt über die andere schlagen. Stollen mit den Handkanten nachformen, diagonal auf ein mit Backpapier belegtes Backblech legen. Auf zweiter Schiene von unten ca. 60 Minuten backen.
    Mit Butterschmalz bepinseln:
    Stollen auf dem Backblech noch heiß mehrmals mit flüssigem Butterschmalz bepinseln. Mit Zucker bestreuen und 2/3 des Puderzuckers darüber sieben. Abkühlen lassen. Mit restlichem Puderzucker bestäuben.

    Stollen neigt dazu in die Breite zu laufen, ist aber nur ein optisches Problem. Nach dem Backen mitsamt dem Backpapier vorsichtig auf ein Kuchengitter ziehen, da der Stollen sehr leicht bricht.
    An einem kühlen Ort, in Alufolie gewickelt, sollte er 14 Tage lagern, bevor man ihn anschneidet.
    Zubereitungszeit: ca. 1 Std.
    Ruhezeit: ca. 2 Std.
    Schwierigkeitsgrad: normal
    Last edited by tiachica; 11-12-2009, 06:26 PM.
    http://onegardenersadventures.blogspot.com/ updated 10-03-2010 with homebrew pics & allotment pics

  • #2
    Brilliant but my german is rather limited so have you the english translation ? Would love to try it this weekend .

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    • #3
      yup me too please!

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      • #4
        My FIL's favourite cake - if I could make one instead of buying one he would be so impressed. Actually so would I, I haven't baked a cake since I left school nearly 30 years go!
        All the best - Glutton 4 Punishment
        Freelance shrub butcher and weed removal operative.

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        • #5
          FESTIVE STOLLEN

          MAKES 1 large loaf or 2 medium loaves
          PREPARATION TIME: 20 minutes plus rising

          TIME: 30 minutes
          TOOLS Dough Hook

          75g (3oz) sultanas
          75g (3oz) currants
          50g (2oz) orange & lemon chopped candied peel
          60ml (4 tbsp) dark rum
          400g (14oz) unbleached white bread flour
          2.5ml (½ tsp) salt
          50g (2oz) caster sugar
          2.5ml (½ tsp) ground cinnamon
          7g sachet (1½ tsp) fast action dried yeast
          1 egg, lightly beaten
          140ml (5fl oz) lukewarm milk
          50g (2oz) butter, melted
          50g (2oz) whole blanched almonds, chopped
          50g (2oz) glacé cherries
          225g (8oz) almond paste
          melted butter, for brushing
          icing sugar, for dusting

          1 Place the sultanas, currants and chopped peel in a bowl. Stir in the rum and set aside to soak. Lightly grease a baking sheet.

          2 Sift the flour and salt into the Kenwood Bowl. Add the sugar, cinnamon and yeast and stir to mix. Add the egg, milk and butter and using the Dough Hook mix to a soft dough. Knead for 4 minutes, on speed 1, until smooth and elastic.

          3 Remove the Kenwood Bowl complete with dough, cover with lightly oiled clear film and leave in a warm place to rise for 1½ hours, or until doubled in size.

          4 Using the Dough Hook, knock back and briefly knead the dough on speed 1 for 45-60 seconds. Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and roll into a 2.5cm (1 inch) thick rectangle. Sprinkle over the soaked fruits, almonds and glacé cherries. Fold and knead to incorporate the fruit and nuts.

          5 Roll into a 23 x 30cm (9 x 12 inch) oval. Roll the centre slightly thinner than the edges. Roll the almond paste into a 20cm (8 inch) sausage shape and place along the centre of the dough. Fold the dough over to enclose it, making sure the top edge is set back slightly from the base edge. Press down to seal.

          6 Place on a lightly oiled baking sheet, cover with oiled clear film and leave to rise in warm place for 45-60 minutes, or until doubled in size. Preheat the oven to 190°C/375°F/Gas5.

          7 Bake for 30 minutes, or until the loaf sounds hollow when the base is sharply tapped. Brush the top with melted butter, dust with icing sugar and transfer to a wire rack to cool.

          Either wrap loaf in foil, or put in a air-tight box and leave for a week or so, then dust again with icing sugar before eating.


          ALMOND PASTE

          MAKES 450G (1LB)
          PREPARATION TIME: 10 MINUTES
          TOOLS K BEATER

          225g (8oz) ground almonds
          115g (4oz) icing sugar
          115g (4oz) caster sugar
          1 egg, lightly beaten
          5ml (1 tsp) lemon juice
          1-2 drops of vanilla or almond

          1 Place all the ingredients in the Kenwood Bowl. Using the K Beater on minimum speed, mix together until the ingredients bind together to form a paste.

          2 Transfer to a work surface lightly dusted with icing sugar and knead into a ball. Cover until ready to use.

          Cook’s Note If you wish to avoid using raw egg to bind the ingredients together, replace with water.

          We don't like glace cherries so replaced them with candied peel - our own homemade stuff using the recipe I posted on here early.

          What do you think? It looks great, its just come out the oven. I tasted a bit of the almond paste, warm, yummy! Can't wait to try it....


          smallblueplanet

          Made this again last week for this year. It was VERY yummy last year (as can be attested to by Seahorse as well).
          To see a world in a grain of sand
          And a heaven in a wild flower

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          • #6
            OK, here's the translation:

            300 g Raisins
            3 EL Rum, brown
            540 g Wheat flour
            90 g Sugar
            85 g clarified Butter, Ghee
            250 g Butter
            50 g candied lemon peel
            50 g candied orange peel
            120 g ground almonds
            30 g Marzipan
            ½ teaspoon Salt
            1 peel of one lemon
            ½ teaspoon of Mace or other christmas spice mixtures
            140 ml Milk
            2 Würfel fresh yeast, or alternatively 2 packets of dried yeast
            100 g clarified Butter
            75 g Sugar
            100 g Icing Sugar

            A day earlier, mix the raisins with the Rum. All ingredients apart from flour and yeast to be measured and kept at room temperature.

            The next day, warm half the milk, add the fresh yeast, a little sugar and 3 Tablespoons of flour, mix well and let it rest covered for 20 mins in a warm place. If you use dried yeast, you can skip this step.

            Rest of the flour, spices, sugar, salt, rest of the milk, Ghee, Butter, Almonds and Marzipan to be kneaded well. Flatten on a surface and add candied peel and raisins in the middle. Put sides of dough over fruit and gently mix all.

            Let dough rest for an hour, then heat oven to 175°. Knead dough again well, and form an oval shape. Create a slight dent lengthwise, then gently flatten half of the oval shape and put the flap over the rest of the shape.

            Put on a baking paper on a tray and bake in 60 mins in the bottom of the oven.

            Melt the rest of the Ghee, then pour it over the cake just taken out of the oven. Pour over the sugar and then 2/3 of the icing sugar. Cool down, then add the rest of the icing sugar.

            Carefully lift the cake of the tray, it's very fragile and will only get stronger once cooled. Needs to rest in a cool location, in aluminium foil for about 14 days bevor cutting the cake.
            http://onegardenersadventures.blogspot.com/ updated 10-03-2010 with homebrew pics & allotment pics

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            • #7
              That's great - thank you. Mr R has ordered Stollen for Christmas, so he'll be v pleased!
              I don't roll on Shabbos

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              • #8
                Sorry...at first I thought you were saying that a German had stolen your....???

                ...but I'm glad I looked at your thread- cos I love stollen!...thanks!
                "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

                Location....Normandy France

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                • #9
                  Hiya,

                  let me know how the recipe turns out, whichever you use.

                  Here are another few pics of my cakes just being iced and my little helper:
                  Attached Files
                  Last edited by tiachica; 11-12-2009, 08:39 PM.
                  http://onegardenersadventures.blogspot.com/ updated 10-03-2010 with homebrew pics & allotment pics

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                  • #10
                    mhmm... my house is smelling of Stollen again. Anybody else been making some?
                    http://onegardenersadventures.blogspot.com/ updated 10-03-2010 with homebrew pics & allotment pics

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