Braided Circle Bread Recipe
I love
braids and circles. I loved them even before I understood the
symbolism of intertwined lives and
unending circles. Here's the perfect
combination of two powerful, magickal symbols.
Start by greasing a cookie sheet, lightly. Turn
on the oven to 375 degrees. Now turn on some Celtic music
or some music representing your preferred
pantheon.
In small bowl (not plastic), empty a
3.5 tube of almond
paste for
prosperity and wisdom. Add 1/4 cup
sugar and
3 Tablespoons of soft
margarine. Mix the
contents of the bowl with a fork, wooden if you
have one. Put the bowl aside for now.
Next, open 1 8-oz can refrigerated crescent
dinner rolls. Tear the
dough into 2 rectangles. Place one
side over the other to for a big rectangle.
Press to seal the edges. Roll out the dough to make one
long
rectangle, then cut the flat dough lengthwise
into 3 equal strips.
Spread the almond paste mix down the center of
each strip. Using a spoon, press the filling down into a
shallow trench. Lift the dough on either side
and fold it over to cover the filling. Seal the edges.
Grease a cookie sheet, lightly. Take the 3
strips of filled dough and braid them. Bring the ends
together
into a circle and seal it. Beat
one egg
and then brush it over the
dough circle. Finish it off by sprinkling
sugar and almond slivers
over the dough.
Let the braided dough circle bake at 375 for
around 20 minutes or until golden brown. Let cool. Remove
from cookie sheet and place on a special round
serving dish, such as a cake plate.
Makes 8 servings.
From
Gifts for the Goddess
on a Hot Summer's Night
C2000 by Lorna
Tedder and Shannon Bailey
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