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•	Mix flour, yeast, sugar, eggs, egg yolks, milk, honey and vanilla.
 •	Knead until a smooth dough begins to develop.
 •	Add softened butter gradually while kneading.
 •	Add salt and continue kneading until the dough becomes elastic and passes the windowpane test.
 •	Add orange zest, lemon zest, raisins and candied peel. Mix gently.
 •	Cover and ferment until doubled in size, approximately 2–3 hours depending on dough temperature.
 •	Transfer into a greased panettone mould.
 •	Proof until the dough reaches just below the top of the mould, approximately 2–4 hours.
 •	Score the top with a cross and place a small piece of butter in the centre.
 •	Bake at 170°C for 40–50 minutes, until the centre reaches approximately 92–94°C.
 •	Immediately invert the panettone using skewers through its base.
 •	Hang upside down until completely cool to prevent collapsing.
 5. Chef Tips
 •	Use strong bread flour for better gluten development.
 •	Butter should be soft, not melted.
 •	Avoid adding too much flour during kneading.
 •	Proper fermentation is essential for a light texture.
 •	Inverting while hot helps prevent the delicate crumb from collapsing.
 6. Best Uses
 •	Christmas bakery displays
 •	Breakfast and brunch
 •	French toast
 •	Bread pudding
 •	Toasted panettone with mascarpone cream
 7. Storage
 •	Cool completely before packaging.
 •	Store airtight at room temperature for 3–5 days.
 •	Freeze well-wrapped portions for up to 2 months.
 Chef note: This is a simplified one-stage panettone recipe. Traditional artisan panettone uses a mature lievito madre (stiff sourdough starter) and a longer two-stage fermentation.
• Mix flour, yeast, sugar, eggs, egg yolks, milk, honey and vanilla. • Knead until a smooth dough begins to develop. • Add softened butter gradually while kneading. • Add salt and continue kneading until the dough becomes elastic and passes the windowpane test. • Add orange zest, lemon zest, raisins and candied peel. Mix gently. • Cover and ferment until doubled in size, approximately 2–3 hours depending on dough temperature. • Transfer into a greased panettone mould. • Proof until the dough reaches just below the top of the mould, approximately 2–4 hours. • Score the top with a cross and place a small piece of butter in the centre. • Bake at 170°C for 40–50 minutes, until the centre reaches approximately 92–94°C. • Immediately invert the panettone using skewers through its base. • Hang upside down until completely cool to prevent collapsing. 5. Chef Tips • Use strong bread flour for better gluten development. • Butter should be soft, not melted. • Avoid adding too much flour during kneading. • Proper fermentation is essential for a light texture. • Inverting while hot helps prevent the delicate crumb from collapsing. 6. Best Uses • Christmas bakery displays • Breakfast and brunch • French toast • Bread pudding • Toasted panettone with mascarpone cream 7. Storage • Cool completely before packaging. • Store airtight at room temperature for 3–5 days. • Freeze well-wrapped portions for up to 2 months. Chef note: This is a simplified one-stage panettone recipe. Traditional artisan panettone uses a mature lievito madre (stiff sourdough starter) and a longer two-stage fermentation.

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