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This gorgeous sweet bread swirled with jam may look tricky, but it’s not. The best part is opening the oven to find this star-shaped beauty in all its glory. —Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon
After reading some of the reviews, I was worried about the baking clear through. No problem here. I will definitely be making this again. I subbed strawberry preserves because family would like it better and I also used more than the called amount.
Delicious, gorgeous bread! Were not a a jam family, so I added cinnamon-sugar instead and we loved it! A definite keeper!
Made this for Christmas and did it the day before. It does come out beautiful and the star twists are delicious. The middle was doughy yet and I wonder if covering the edge tips with aluminum foil for part of the baking time and increasing it another 5-15 mins might actually cook the middle better.I used some of the yeast that came in the fall taste of home package and it rose amazingly well. I thought it would take longer than it said but it raised perfectly both times. I am not the best roller of dough and was afraid it would be shorter than the 12 inches but it really did turn out great and rolled the dough was the perfect amound. Everyone was amazed by how it looked.
Major disappointment. Made this on Christmas morning and had to throw it away. Looked very pretty, but was raw inside. I cooked for longer than stated too. It was nicely brown on top but wet dough throughout. Also, it didnt rise. Baked in brand new oven that has been properly calibrated. I dont understand what happened.
Hello, did you find out if it could be frozen to reheat at a later date? Or does someone know how long it keeps? Im tryong to make ahead to give as gifts.Thank youGia
I just made my pre holiday test of this recipe. All I can say is that my husband and I cant stop eating it! It came out beautiful and delicious. Its definitely a keeper!
Could this be made ahead and frozen and then rerise and bake? I wasnt sure if the jelly would freeze well.
The ends of my star are not staying together, what am I doing wrong?
Did not rise and was neither light or flaky. Cooked the full time and came out heavy, wet and inedible. Looked pretty though as I threw it away.
This twisted star bread was the first recipe I made out of the November issue. I saw it and knew my grandkids would flip over it. Boy was I right. I know have a request to make it with half raspberry and half blackberry, which will be very pretty. And youre right Crystal, it is similar to the King Arthur version except this one is so much better, in my humble opinion. I love the jam instead of the cinnamon-sugar. Plus, the dough is a lot easier to make and I think its more tender and flaky.
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Title: | Christmas Star Twisted Bread |
Descrition: | This gorgeous sweet bread swirled with jam may look tricky, but it’s not. The best part is opening the oven to find this star-shaped beauty in all its glory. —Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon |
Christmas Star Twisted Bread
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Christmas Star Twisted Bread
This gorgeous sweet bread swirled with jam may look tricky, but it’s not. The best part is opening the oven to find this star-shaped beauty in all its glory. —Darlene Brenden, Salem, Oregon