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What to do with panettone?

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FelixFelix · 23/12/2015 19:02

MIL has bought us a panettone, but I've never had one before. This may sound stupid but how are you meant to eat it? It's one with currants in and is fairly large!

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Billingsgatedoxy · 23/12/2015 19:04

We slice, toast, slather with butter, devour. Makes a nice Christmas Day breakfast.

Have a lovely Christmas

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FunkyPeacock · 23/12/2015 19:07

Slice it and offer to guests as you would xmas cake or mince pies

It is incredibly moreish so be warned!

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MelanieCheeks · 23/12/2015 19:07

Tear off chunks, and enjoy with a glass of sherry.

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MrsBertMacklin · 23/12/2015 19:08

Makes lovely French toast. Or bread and butter pudding.

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Loveleopardprint · 23/12/2015 19:09

I like to slice it horizontally a few times. Then fill it with a mix of mascarpone, a little icing sugar, orange zest and a crushed flake. Then chill for a yummy pudding.

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bookbook · 23/12/2015 19:11

Just eat it! Grin

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FelixFelix · 23/12/2015 19:11

Oh it sounds delicious! How have I missed out on this for so many years?

I was thinking Xmas day breakfast. So I can literally just slice and toast?

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Seeyounearertime · 23/12/2015 19:12

I've only ever gifted them, never eaten them.

Stollen on the other hand..... Sheesh in could eat that for breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea, supper and as an in between snack.

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freezingmog · 23/12/2015 19:13

Simply eat it.

I spent christmas in Italy with Italian family. It was often eaten while drinking a glass of good spumante or espresso.

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LeNouedDeViperes · 23/12/2015 19:14

I'd have it with Prosecco.

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IHaveBrilloHair · 23/12/2015 19:15

Bin it, it's airy weirdness.

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FelixFelix · 23/12/2015 19:17

Brillo Grin*
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I don't like prosecco but have some nice un-festive special rum to wash it down with. I'm so tempted to crack it open now...

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IHaveBrilloHair · 23/12/2015 19:19

I don't like prosecco or rum either, bin them.
You need cheese with cheese?

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MrsBartlet · 23/12/2015 19:32

We cut off the top, then leaving an edge and bottom of about an inch, scoop the rest of the inside out and stuff with vanilla ice-cream. Put the top back on and leave in the freezer. Cut in slices and serve with cream as a Christmas dessert.

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Optimist1 · 23/12/2015 19:40

Loving your recipe, MrsB ! When it's no longer at peak freshness, I slice and toast it and top with a dollop of vanilla icecream - similar, but not as posh! And yours has the bonus of having to dispose of the inner parts whilst in the kitchen Smile

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KP86 · 23/12/2015 19:43

Stale bread masquerading as cake. Give it to someone else.

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snowypenguin · 23/12/2015 19:48

Shovel it in and wash it down with a glass of cava.

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GoooRooo · 23/12/2015 19:51

Toast it and put butter on it in cheese sized slices. Mine arrived today - I am very excited about tomorrow's breakfast!

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bookbook · 23/12/2015 19:53

I hope mine isn't stale KP86 - I'm in the process of making it Grin

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NiceAcorns · 23/12/2015 19:53

Dunk it in your tea! Yum!

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Nicknamegrief · 23/12/2015 19:54

Make Jamie Oliver's bread and butter tart with it.
It is divine.

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RomComPhooey · 23/12/2015 19:55

It makes wonderful bread and butter pudding - all that airy nothingness makes an excellent spongy medium for B&B pudding.

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Thumbcat · 23/12/2015 20:08

'Stale bread masquerading as cake' is spot on. Bin it and buy stollen instead.

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TotalConfucius · 23/12/2015 20:12

Just chuck it out and start in the Baileys and Cheeselets.

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