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Yogurt, cheese and sesame rolls

Yogurt, cheese and sesame rolls by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

Flaky, moist and easy to make phyllo pastry rolls.

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Irish Fruit Bread (Barm Brack)

Irish Fruit Bread (Barm Brack) by Salad Foodie

Barm Brack is an Irish fruit bread eaten on St. Brigid’s Feast Day, February 1. Golden raisins predominate, along with citron or other dried fruit. It has a hint of spice and makes an excellent breakfast bread. The bread machine makes light work of making this bread, but due to the higher sugar content it is best made on the dough…

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Irish Soda Bread

Irish Soda Bread by Winelady Cooks

Traditional Irish Soda Bread - nothing sweet, no eggs, no butter.

2 votes
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Cranberry Orange Scones

Cranberry Orange Scones by Deborrah Justice

1 vote
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Roscón de Reyes or Three Kings cake

Roscón de Reyes or Three Kings cake by Guest of winter

Roscón de Reyes is a strong tradition in Spain, a sweet bread eaten on the Día de Reyes or Three Kings day and also on the previous eve, when traditionally presents are given, in remembrance of the presents the Kings brought to baby Jesus. Roscón de Reyes is a brioche-y bun in the shape of a crown, traditionally studded with colorful…

1 vote
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Jammy Oat Rolls

Jammy Oat Rolls by Hungry Jenny

A fun alternative to your bog standard cinnamon roll - experiment with your favourite flavour of jam and berries to match. This recipe cuts into 12 rolls - or 9 if you want them to be a bit bigger!

1 vote
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Sunday Scones

Sunday Scones by Catherine Pappas

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Sour Cream and Corn Savory Bread

Sour Cream and Corn Savory Bread by Hina Gujral

Baking bread at home is no rocket science actually it is about common sense and chemistry, while baking bread you cannot take chances to be intuitive about the measurements, recipe and most importantly timing, everything has to be accurate and precise. But that does not mean baking bread at home is nearly impossible, once you master…

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Greek Easter Bread

Greek Easter Bread by Ella Mangelos Velthoen

Bread is the essence of life, well in my life, bread is so important, if garlic, or French, sourdough, Dutch crunch or sweet. So many to choose from, but Greek Easter bread is a celebration in itself. My husband and friends LOVE it and eat it not only for the Easter dinner, but toasted for breakfast, a sweet treat with butter and…

1 vote
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Chocolate Filled Lemony Brioche

Chocolate Filled Lemony Brioche by kristy

1 vote
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Three Minute Bread

Three Minute Bread by Tina W.

This bread is delicious and only takes a few minutes to prepare!

1 vote
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Panettone (Italian Christmas Cake)

Panettone (Italian Christmas Cake) by Chef Smith

2 votes
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Stollen

Stollen by Chef Smith

This famous German bread originated in the city of Dresden. It is made from a very rich but not overly sweet dough that is studded with candied fruits and nuts and may include a ribbon of marzipan down the center. The finished loaf is brushed with clarified butter and rolled in confectioners' sugar. The unusual shape of the loaf, with…

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Sun Dried Tomato Herb Bread

Sun Dried Tomato Herb Bread by Deborrah Justice

1 vote
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Raisin and Rosemary Mini Scones

Raisin and Rosemary Mini Scones by Hina Gujral

A traditional Scottish quick bread, scones are welcome as a treat for breakfast or as a teatime snack with a cup of hot and steaming tea. Scones are easy to master, and make simple but mightily delicious teatime treats. Scones come in many sizes and flavors, sometimes I bake those classic quadrant shaped scones and recently when I was…

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