Hey everyone, it’s Drew, welcome to my recipe page. Today, we’re going to make a special dish, sig's "hutzelbrot" from germany. It is one of my favorites. This time, I’m gonna make it a bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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Great recipe for Sig's "Hutzelbrot" from Germany. Hutzel is a German word for dried fruit. In and around Stuttgart the Hutzelmännchen is a little man made out of dried fruit.
To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have sig's "hutzelbrot" from germany using 12 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Sig's "Hutzelbrot" from Germany:
- Prepare 1000 grams mixed large dried fruit, (apricots, pears, apples, prunes) for soaking.
- Make ready 500 grams flour
- Get 40 grams fresh yeast or equivalent dry yeast
- Take 125 grams brown sugar
- Get 1 pinch salt
- Prepare 450 grams each dried raisins and figs
- Get 1 tsp ground allspice or crushed star aniseed seed
- Get 30 grams ground cinnamon
- Take 2 tbsp Kirsch ( sherry will do if you can't get Kirsch or any other fruit based liqueur)
- Prepare 250 grams chopped nuts of choice , hazelnut, pecan or walnut
- Make ready 250 grams chopped almonds
- Make ready 100 grams candied lemon and orange peel for baking
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Instructions to make Sig's "Hutzelbrot" from Germany:
- Soak your dried large fruit (for soaking) only overnight, with just enough water to cover them
- In the morning chop the soaked fruit into smaller pieces. Set aside the soaking water , keep in fridge for brushing the bread later.
- Make a well into the flour. Heat a little of the water from soaking and work your yeast into the flour as per direction depending if you use dried or fresh yeast . Make a dough. Stand into a warm draught free place to let it rise
- In the meantime chop the figs into smaller pieces. Once the dough has risen work in all of the ingredients , do not over knead.
- Dust this dough with a little flour and let it rise again in a draught free warm place until it shows a few breaks in the dough
- Shape the dough into small bread pieces, I make four , leave to stand overnight again in the draught free place.
- The next morning bake at 200 C for about 90 minutes
- Brush with some of the soaking water and leave to stand for a day or two.
- Serve with butter, coffee or tea.
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