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Polish Babka<br />

Servings<br />

1/2 c milk<br />

c flour (approximately)<br />

pk dry yeast (or 2 ounces<br />

-fresh) -<br />

yeast 1/2 c<br />

sugar<br />

1 t salt<br />

16 egg yolks<br />

3/4 c soft butter<br />

1 c white sultana raisins<br />

1/4 c rum<br />

1/2 c rum fondant (or vanilla<br />

-sugar)<br />

Bring milk to a rolling boil. Add to 1-1/4 cups flour, beating it<br />

in hard until mixture is as fluffy as mashed potatoes. Cool to<br />

lukewarm. If dry yeast is used, see directions on package. If fresh<br />

yeast is used, cream it with sugar and salt to make a syrup. Add<br />

syrup to cooled paste. Let rise 20 minutes, or until mixture is a<br />

light sponge. Stir it down. Beat in egg yolks and enough flour to<br />

make a soft, sticky dough. Add soft butter. Knead dough in bowl until<br />

it is very smooth, shiny, and elastic. Your hand should be clean when<br />

it is pulled abruptly from the dough. Kneading by hand will take<br />

about 40 minutes, possibly longer. Take short rests if you want.<br />

When dough has been beaten enough, cover it with a towel and let<br />

rise<br />

in a draft free place until it doubles in bulk. Set oven temperature<br />

tat 375 F. Grease two small kugelhopf pans. One large kugelhopf pan<br />

may be used if you desire. Stir risen dough down. Work in raisins.<br />

Fill pan or pans halfway. Let dough rise until it almost doubles in

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