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You might wonder, how do we serve his bread? Do we toast slices of Julebrød and spread butter on it? Yes, that is good; you can also make up a bunch of delicious sandwiches with your favorite sandwich meats or spreads. Mom always made syltaflesk and fårerull and that is the ultimate sandwich - open face, of course. I enjoy Christmas-cake with butter and thin slices of Norwegian Goat Cheese or brunost as we usually call it. ![]() Christmas Bread This recipe for Yule Bread/Julekake makes 3 round loaves. Add raisins to formed dough: Preheat oven 375°F. (190°C.) Mix 1/3-cup flour with all dry ingredients. Heat milk and butter and 1 tablespoon sugar to 120°-130°F. (48.9°C. - 54.5°C.) Add yeast to milk. Add 1/2-cup flour to milk. Add remainder of ingredients. Beat 2 minutes medium speed. Add 1/2-cup flour and eggs and mix. Add flour to mixture This is a baking tip: Regarding yeast baking, the amount of flour to use is approximate. It is better to use less flour than the recipe calls for and then add flour as needed in order to be able to remove the dough from the bowl easily without it being too hard or too firm. It is easier to adjust loose yeast dough by adding flour than vice versa. Add raisins after the dough I formed
Transfer into a large, greased bowl
Remove from baking pans and cool completely before placing them into plastic bags. This Christmas-cake/Julebrød can be frozen.
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Foods of Norway after Christmas Cake Norwegian Julekake
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