Tre Marie Panettone Milanese (1Kg)

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A panettone is a type of sweet bread that originated in Milan, Italy. It is traditionally made with flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and candied fruit, and is often served during the Christmas season. What to look for when buying panettones Size: Panettones come in a variety of sizes, from small individual-sized loaves to larger loaves that can feed a crowd. Consider how many people you'll be serving and choose a size that is appropriate for your needs. But what we really love about Olivieri 1882 is that they make other seasonal versions like the current Valentine's Day panettone, plus a vegan panettone. We can't wait to try the peach and basil loaf, and we think pumpkin panettone is far better than your regular pumpkin bread. Nicola also makes various pandoro, and the 2022 version is made with candied lemon paste. Each cake begins with mother yeast (a.k.a. sourdough) that is slowly and methodically combined with their special doughs. The cakes are given three days to leaven to perfection, after which they are stored upside down to cool for eight hours. This slow, careful process is what gives Italian panettone its soft, airy qualities. An Expanding Collection

Make Christmas this year extra special with this truly premium and authentic Tre Marie Panettone Pandoro 750g, available now from Ratton Pantry. Located in the heart of Milano, Tre Marie has been baking traditional Italian treats for more than a century, including colomba, a rich and fluffy cake only made for Easter. Today, in time for Pasqua, they’ve shared with us their secret ingredient: a manifesto of goodness. Only in this way can you appreciate its extraordinary softness and the characteristic bouquet of fragrances that surprise the palate with every bite. The Italians have traditional cakes for each of their major holidays. Colomba cake is the one that every Italian family eats for Easter. In terms of texture and ingredients, it is actually quite similar to panettone. The biggest difference between the two Italian cakes is the shape: colomba cakes are shaped like doves, to represent Jesus (or for the less religious, love and peace). These Easter cakes are also usually topped with almonds and sugar sprinkles. Many of the same brands mentioned before that produce panettone and pandoro cakes also make colomba. No, you don’t need to keep your panettone in the fridge. Those that are shipped can stay fresh at room temperature for weeks before you cut into them. Keep it in a tightly sealed bag after slicing, and it should stay fresh for days or even weeks.Tre Marie's expertise has created a biscuit range perfect for breakfast and for an indulgent break. Tre Marie are the undisputed master bakers in the craft of Panettone since 1896, Italy’s most famous seasonal cake and are top of every Italian’s Christmas list! Unlike many panettone makers, Nicola Olivieri and his team of bakers make panettone throughout the year. Olivieri 1882 has been making panettone since, well, 1882, with Nicola being the sixth generation to run the bakery. All of the bakery's loaves are produced with natural fermentation, and in the classic version, Nicola quadruples the amount of egg yolks usually in used a standard panettone recipe. We taste-tested a regular and a chocolate-chip loaf, and they both had a pillowy lightness with excellent distribution of the mix-ins. We especially loved the plumpness of the dried fruit in the classic version.

In addition to the factors listed above, there are a few other things to consider when choosing panettones. If you’ve ever had a chocolate-chip panettone and thought, “This could use more chocolate, and/or some Nutella,” then this is the panettone for you. Made by Brooklyn-based bakery Settepani, these 2-pound loaves have melted dark chocolate and chocolate chips mixed into the dough, and then the finished bread is topped with delicious chocolate ganache and more chocolate chips. To make it even better, all of the chocolate is from renowned chocolate-maker Valrhona. The Italian-born chef behind Settepani, Nino Settepani, still uses the same starter as when he opened the bakery in 1992, so you know you’re getting panettone perfection. Settepani also makes a regular panettone and a Nutella version. If you’ve ever wondered what the other comically tall Italian holiday bread is, you’re probably thinking of pandoro. This bread originated in Verona and is modeled after the surrounding mountains. Pandoro is known for its eight-pointed star shape, and the finished loaf is often dusted with powdered sugar. Inside is a richer, eggier dough than panettone, which I think is best when it’s without additional flavorings. This version from Italian bakery Tre Marie is made with 100 percent French butter from the Charentes-Poitou region, so it’s rich. Tre Marie does also have a slightly less pricey regular version.Vergani has been making picture-perfect panettone in its Milan shop since 1944, and its gluten-free version stands up to its flour-based loaves. To make this sans gluten, Vergani utilizes rice flour, rice starch, and potato starch in its well-balanced dough, and the loaves rise for a full 72 hours. While the finished loaf isn’t as tall as other panettones, it’s still fluffy and soft, and filled to the brim with candied citrus. Or you can get it stuffed with chocolate chips. Panettone has a sweet and buttery flavor with hints of citrus. The traditional recipe includes ingredients like butter, raisins, candied citrus, and orange peels, which give it a unique and delicious taste. 3. How is panettone traditionally eaten? This involves Mother yeast in the dough, three different kneading phases, three days of leavening, star-like cuts on the surface before cooking, and a natural cooling period of eight hours.

Panettones are a traditional Italian sweet bread loaf that is typically enjoyed during the Christmas season. These delicious treats are made with a combination of flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and candied fruits, and are often flavored with vanilla or citrus zest. Panettones are a popular gift during the holidays and are perfect for sharing with family and friends. They can be enjoyed on their own or paired with a hot cup of coffee or tea. With their light and fluffy texture and sweet flavor, panettones are sure to be a hit with anyone who tries them. Tre Marie uses carefully selected ingredients to make their aromatic and flavorful panettone cake. Italian free-range eggs, 100% Italian wheat, candied Sicilian orange peels, and French butter AOP Charentes-Poitou (the first-ever butter to receive AOP certification), are some of the ingredients that go into making these traditional cakes. Ingredients: It's important to choose panettones that are made with high-quality, natural ingredients. Look for panettones that are made with real butter and sugar, and that contain no artificial preservatives or flavors. Italians typically enjoy panettone on its own, after dinner. It is a simple cake that is savored without any additional toppings or accompaniments. This allows the flavors of the panettone to be fully appreciated. 8. Why do Italians give panettone at Christmas?

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Make Christmas this year extra special with this truly premium and authentic Tre Marie Panettone Milanese Classico 750g, available now from Ratton Pantry. Located in the heart of Milano, Tre Marie has been baking traditional Italian treats for more than a century, including Panettone, Pandoro and Colomba, a rich and fluffy cake only made for Easter. Today, in time for Pasqua, they’ve shared with us their secret ingredient: a manifesto of goodness. Siobhan Wallace has been a commerce editor with Dotdash Meredith since 2021. She has written two cookbooks, and once sampled a dozen panettoni side-by-side to determine which was the best. The Tre Marie story began in 1896 with the opening of a bakery on the famous shopping street of Corso Vittorio Emanuele in Milan. Tre Marie has carried on making Milanese panettone for over a century, proudly calling themselves “a symbol of the Milanese confectionary tradition.” This historic brand is a trusted name in Italian panettone, pandoro, and colomba cakes. Premium Ingredients Under the law of Hong Kong, intoxicating liquor must not be sold or supplied to a minor in the course of business."