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On the practice of Prakken…. Ontbijtkoek (Dutch Spice Bread) Oranjebitter (Dutch Orange Bitter) Oranjekoek (Dutch Frisian Orange Cake) Paasbrood (Dutch Easter Bread) Paashaasjes (Dutch Easter Bunny Rolls) Paastaart (Dutch Easter Cake) Pannenkoeken (Dutch Pancakes) Pannenkoekentaart (Dutch Pancake Cake)
Line the bottom of a buttered 9″ round cake pan (or springform pan) with wax paper and butter the wax paper. Pour about 1/2 cup of the spice batter into the pan, spreading to form a thin layer. Place pan under a preheated broiler for 2 minutes, or until the layer is firm and very lightly browned.
When cooked, allow to cool and keep in a tin or in the bread-bin for 24 hour before serving. This cake keep moist when put in the bread-bin with the bread. The Dutch serve it with their “elevenses”, buttered or on a slice of bread for breakfast.
It’s a moist Dutch bread (loaf cake) richly flavored with sweet spices, molasses, and honey. The key ingredient in this sweet treat is rye flour, which gives this dessert a darker brown hue, a unique texture, and beautiful flavor.
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