I got to use two items for the first time with this recipe...my dough hook for my Kitchen Aid, and my Pampered Chef stoneware bunt pan. I was surprised at how simple this recipe was. Ingredient wise. It was quick and painless, well, quick if you don't count all the rising time.
Here is a time warp of my dough rising in my bunt pan.
If I knew then what I know now, I would have sprayed my bunt pan so that the end result would not have stuck to much. I forget that it takes a few times on the stoneware before it's actually "non stick".Anyways, I had never heard of Kugalhopf in my life...so I was anxious to try something new! It smelled delicious in the oven, however, I have to admit, it wasn't what I was expecting. To me, it tasted like a semi sweet dinner roll with raisins. (And, I only put raisins in it because my husband likes them) Good thing, too, because that was his first comment "Mmm, I like the raisins in this!"
So I probably won't be making this again, but at least the hubby liked it!
Oh, my sad little Kugelhopf....the aftermath of a non - nonstick pan.
4 comments:
Oh...so close! It rose so nicely...bummer on the "non-stick" pan. But as long as it tastes good! ;)
Oh, I'm sorry you didn't like this. At least you tried something new!
Good effort for trying. You might well like the Brioche Raisin Snails from Dorie's book - it's a similar kind of dough and they taste divine.
Sorry yours stuck too. I even heavily (although maybe not enough) buttered my nonstick pan. Ah well. Way it goes. Good Work though. Love new kitchen toys, don't you?
AmyRuth
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