Vatican Lucky Bread

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Vatican Lucky Bread

The Vatican Lucky Bread is a mystical friendship bread that is passed from person to person. The dough is nurtured over several days without metal contact and shared with others along with the recipe. It is said to bring happiness to those who care for it and fulfill a great wish.

5,175kcal

1 Portion · 1,482 g

Protein
79 g
Carbohydrates
506 g
Fat
306 g
Fiber
40 g
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1

g
  • Sugar500 grams
  • Milk500 milliliters
  • Flour750 grams
  • Oil250 milliliters
  • Eggs3
  • Apples3
  • Baking Powder½ pack
  • Baking Soda½ teaspoon
  • Cinnamon1 teaspoon
  • Chocolate½
  • Nuts2 handfuls
  • Raisins1 handful

Monday

  1. 1

    Add 250 g granulated sugar to your initial dough portion. Remember, do not stir it yet!

Tuesday

  1. 2

    Pour 250 ml milk into the mixture

  2. 3

    Now, take a wooden spoon and gently stir everything together

Wednesday

  1. 4

    Add 250 g flour to your dough

  2. 5

    Stir

Thursday

  1. 6

    Rest

Friday

  1. 7

    Add another 250 g sugar

  2. 8

    Add 250 ml milk

  3. 9

    Add 250 g flour

  4. 10

    Stir until well incorporated

Saturday

  1. 11

    Mix

  2. 12

    Divide it into four equal parts.

  3. 13

    Keep one portion for yourself

  4. 14

    Prepare to gift the other three portions, along with a copy of this recipe, to friends or family. This is how the tradition continues!

Sunday

  1. 15

    To your portion add 250 g flour

  2. 16

    Add 250 ml oil

  3. 17

    Add 3 eggs

  4. 18

    Add 3 grated apples

  5. 19

    Add ½ pack of baking powder

  6. 20

    Add ½ tsp baking soda

  7. 21

    Add 1 tsp cinnamon

  8. 22

    Add ½ bar chopped chocolate

  9. 23

    Add 2 handfuls coarsely chopped nuts

  10. 24

    Add 1 handful raisins

  11. 25

    Mix

  12. 26

    Add parchment paper to baking tin

  13. 27

    Pour the prepared dough into a baking tin

  14. 28

    Bake your Lucky Bread in a preheated oven for approximately 40 minutes at 170°C (340°F). Keep an eye on it; a skewer inserted into the center should come out clean when it's done.

    Timer40 min

Serving and Sharing

  1. 29

    Enjoy your Vatican Lucky Bread and remember! You can eat it many times but bake it only ONCE in your life.

1 Recipe Review

10.0/10

Marcel Aichberger

Please share a Photo of how yours turned out. I made mine with banana and salt, It didn't bake properly. But the parts that did were amazing.

10/10

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