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Frisian suikerbrood: Toine's version

Sûkerbôle · Suikerbrood · Frisian sugar bread

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Yeasted sugar bread with cinnamon, pearl sugar and ginger syrup, shaped into two standard loaves or three paper-pan loaves.

Frisian suikerbrood loaf and slices showing a soft cinnamon-sugar swirl and pearl sugar.

Sugar in layers

Cinnamon and pearl sugar run through the shaped dough. Ginger syrup also goes beneath the loaves, giving this version its distinct base.

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History

A contemporary Dutch recipe published 21 May 2021 and identified as Frisian sugar bread. No earliest attestation is established.

Ingredients

Yield 24 slices from two regular or three paper-pan loaves · Scaling: source batch only

Milkdough
300 mL
Approximately 43°C before mixing with yeast.
Granulated sugardough
20 g
Yeastdough
14 g
The page does not identify the yeast form.
Unsalted butterdough
40 g
Melted.
Eggsdough and wash
2
Beat together; reserve 2 tbsp for wash.
Saltdough
9.9 mL2 tsp as recorded
Ginger syrupdough
59 mL4 tbsp as recorded
Pearl sugarfilling
300 g
Cinnamonfilling
9.9 mL2 tsp as recorded
Unsalted butterfilling
30 g
Melted.
Granulated sugarpan bases
44 mL3 tbsp as recorded
Ginger syruppan bases
30 mL2 tbsp as recorded
Unsalted buttergreasing standard pans
Amount unspecified.
Granulated sugar and pearl sugartopping
Amounts unspecified.
Oilrising bowl
Amount unspecified.

Method

Risks and precautions · Standard risk
Raw flour

Raw grain flour can carry harmful bacteria.

Hazard source

Do not taste raw dough. Keep flour away from ready-to-eat foods and clean hands, utensils and surfaces after handling.

Control source

Do not taste raw dough. Bake the loaf fully; for a repeatable center doneness check, use about 190°F (88°C) at the center as a general yeast-loaf benchmark, while accounting for pan size.

Control source

The source gives a bake time but no center-temperature endpoint. A general yeast-loaf benchmark is about 190°F (88°C) at the center; this benchmark is not specific process validation for this recipe.

  1. Beat the eggs; reserve 2 tbsp. Mix warm milk, dough sugar and yeast; wait 10 minutes.
  2. Sift flour with salt. Add dough butter, syrup, remaining eggs and yeast mixture. Knead smooth with a dough hook. Oil the bowl, cover with a damp towel and rise warm for 1 hour.
  3. Mix filling ingredients. Divide into four portions for two regular pans, or six for three paper pans.
  4. Butter regular pans; line paper-pan bases with parchment. Divide pan-base sugar and syrup equally among pans.
  5. Divide dough into two or three pieces. Roll each 2 cm thick; press in one filling portion. Fold outer edges inward, then fold together.
  6. Roll again with its short edge matching pan length. Add another filling portion; roll tightly from that edge. Place seam-down in pans.
  7. Cover; rise warm for 30 minutes. Heat a non-convection oven to 190°C.
  8. Brush with reserved egg; add topping sugars. Bake about 30 minutes, checking at 15 minutes and rotating if needed. For a center doneness check, use a thermometer and aim for about 190°F (88°C), a general King Arthur Baking benchmark for most yeast loaves. The source recipe itself gives a time but no internal-temperature endpoint, and pan size affects timing. Cool completely before slicing.

Conditions

Yield24 slices from two regular or three paper-pan loaves
Fermentationfrom 1.5 h
Temperature controlAmbient, monitored

Places

Friesland

Documented preparation · Region evidence

Frisian association; not a precise birthplace.

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