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  1. I wanted to make one of these (I partly started a mother dough with this in mind). My Italian friends advised me not to. But your description has reignited my desire to try a home made one!

  2. I’m from Brasil and here we have a “version” which we call chocotone which is panettone but instead of the fruits it is chocolate!

  3. no shade but i thought u were gay? you said it a few videos ago? or am i missing something

  4. Learned how to make it did it once .. NOT worth the effort.. it’s so much easier to find a bakery that makes them and put an order in.. I’d rather pay when I’m wanting it

  5. I just pick one up at a Dollar General store. Grab some canned pasta sauce to wrap up dinner on the way out and look at me, I'm an Italian making dinner! For reals though, great skill buddy

  6. Do “aletria” or “arroz doce” witch are portugese diserts made of one tipe of pasta for aletria and some ather difrence its good and aletria is more comen in the north and arroz doce is more comen in the sothe 🇵🇹

  7. Pantone in baking for a newbie is like fighting the final boss of elden ring in the beginning of the game 😂

  8. Might be a bit late at this point. But have you ever made/had paprikás krumpli? It's my favourite comfort dish

  9. As an italian, glad you tried it. Most of us buys it but if you want a good recipe i suggest you to check Pasquale Cannatà's recipe

  10. as an italian there are always at least two of these in the house at all times from December to January

  11. We have similar tradition and dish in Ukraine. Here, it's called Paska. Idk about exact difference (didn’t cook by myself), but definitely more easier to cook as my mother does it in around half a day (with most time on dough fermenting by itself).

  12. You forget about cutting the dough, I saw many bakery's where they cut the panetone surface and put s butter piece on it, with that cut the bread release the co2 inside of it and grow a lot without letting that hole in the middle

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