My Favorite Christmas Bread

I'm sharing another Christmas recipe I make each year for my family here in the Appalachian Mountains.
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[@leslieperez3483]

Ah, stollen is a traditional German Christmas bread. It has been made in the Saxony region of Germany since at least the 15th century. My oma (grandmother) would bake it every Christmas. Delicious!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀

[@leslieperez3483]

You did a great job, Tipper! Thank you for all your lovely videos and Merry Christmas to you and your lovely family!! 🎄

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@CelebratingAppalachia Yep, it was Oma and Opa too.

[@lorettataylor9902]

❤looks delicious Tipper .

[@ablewindsor1459]

Same here form my grand and her four sisters...travel from home to home Virginia Mountain 🏔️ s

[@cindakellogg1307]

Hey Tipper....I found the original recipe, it was from Oct. 2007 in Good Housekeeping! The lady was Susan Westmoreland, GH Director. You can find anything on the web! LOL

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Yay! Thank you! I never even thought about finding it online-thank you!! 😀

[@cindakellogg1307]

@@CelebratingAppalachia Your welcome! If you need me to find anything else, just let me know! HA

[@marilynnorford7049]

That Stollen fold over represents the Christ Child wrapped in swaddling clothes! It’s often served with a bit of powdered sugar dusted over it. I’m going to try your recipe. I enjoy your shares so much. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@Marcel_Audubon]

interesting fact that makes it even more a holiday bread 🎄

[@swoodhaus]

I immigrated from Germany to the US with my parents in 1960. Stollen is a German fruitcake. I have eaten all my life. Absolutely love it with hot coffee. We generally sprinkled powdered sugar over top of it or a powdered sugar icing. I am tickled that you are making a German recipe! It is pronounced like first time you said the name at the beginning of this video. 'stol-len' Thank you Tipper for sharing!

[@papaw5405]

OXO is a top of the line pastry blend. OXO makes good stuff! Expensive but worth it!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Wow-didn't know that! Thank you Papaw 😀

[@rhondabutler4172]

I have a few of their kitchen items and I believe they are made with large handles etc to help people like me with arthritis.

[@Sewmena918]

When my mother was first married at age 15, she used an old magazine to save recipes that people gave her. She glued or taped the recipes onto the magazine pages so it became her recipe book. This was around 1951 or so, in Coffeyville, Kansas. Your stollen looks delicious!

[@Er-sv5tn]

Just up the road a bit....what a resourceful woman.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

How smart! Thank you!!

[@Sharonell228]

From Atlanta Ks! I ❤️Coffeeville 💕

[@sammylyons7499]

You need to publish your own cook book. It would be a instant hit. I would buy one.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you! I have a joint cookbook with my dear friend Jim Casada coming out next May 😀

[@groovyvintage9973]

I made this today. It's in the oven as I write. I substituted orange peel for lemon peel and cranberries for cherries. I can't wait to try it. Thank you for sharing the recipe.

[@ReeImagined]

Stollen, yes! I didn't experience this in my part of Appalachia, but a relative with German roots used to make a stollen at Christmas, and she'd make a couple and freeze ahead of the season. Very delicious! Oh, and yes... I learned the grated butter hack earlier this year. Who would've thought? :) Perfect. Love your channel.

[@susanw8135]

Merry Christmas! Stollen is a German bread. My family makes it every year, and has for generations. I make my own candid peel to put in the stollen. My family makes multi stollen loaves, and then one is saved to have for breakfast Easter morning. My German grandmother told me traditionally the finished stollen is to resemble a baby being wrapped in a blanket. My family soaks the dried fruit in rum or orange juice over night before putting it in the bread. Thanks for sharing your family's version of this bread!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Sounds so good 😀

[@Marcel_Audubon]

quick breads are my thing and I love any excuse to add sour Michigan montmorency cherries to a recipe - can't wait to try this one over the holidays A wonderful holiday week to you and your whole family, Tipper. I will always associate your channel with the lockdown because that's when I became aware of it. Isn't it nice to move forward from that period with some positive memories, too, and with internet friends that would not have been made had it not been for the forced slowdown of life that the pandemic brought? Here's to a great 2023 for all your viewers!

[@kaybelle55]

As always, I enjoyed your video so personable love you and your family. Thank you for all the hard work you put into it appreciate it.

[@Beyondthisveil]

Wonderful! Absolutely going to try! Tip for Tipper: if you roll your cold butter block into the flour, it really helps the butter to thread through the shredder and helps the cleaning process too. 😊

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you for that tip 😀

[@Beyondthisveil]

Thank you for some many wonderful videos. Cannot wait to hear the end of the Christmas Barn! God bless and Happy blessed holiday!

[@connorscuriosity3520]

I bet your whole house smelled like deliciousness! You and your girl's channel is my new reality TV series! Be blessed. Connor

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Connor!!

[@suez9861]

My husband and I love you, Matt, and the girls! I'm going to try your Christmas bread, but also wanted to share a German stollen recipe that I have made for years; my family enjoys it and I hope you will try it. Wishing you all a blessed Christmas from Waco, Texas! Bread: 1 pkg. (2-1/4 tsp.) dry yeast 1/4 c. lukewarm water 2/3 c. milk 1/2 c. butter 1/4 c. sugar 1 egg 1/2 tsp. almond extract 1/2 tsp. salt 3-1/4 to 3-1/2 c. sifted all-purpose flour 3/4 c. slivered almonds, toasted 1 c. golden raisins or dried fruit of choice 1/2 c. halved candied cherries or candied pineapple Powdered sugar icing: 1-1/2 to 2 c. powdered sugar 2 to 3 drops almond extract Enough milk, half & half, or cream to make a good drizzling consistency -- In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water and set aside. -- In a saucepan, scald milk. Add butter and sugar; stir until butter is melted and sugar is dissolved. Cool to lukewarm. -- Beat egg and add to the cooled milk mixture, along with the dissolved yeast, almond extract, and salt. Stir in 2 c. flour and beat until smooth. Stir in almonds, raisins/dried fruit of choice, and candied cherries/pineapple. Next, add remaining flour and mix until smooth (I let my KitchenAid stand mixer do the work, lol). Cover and let rise in warm place until doubled in bulk, about 1-1/2 hours. -- After dough has risen for 1-1/2 hours, punch down and knead on lightly floured surface. Pat dough into about a 12 inch circle or oval shape on a greased or parchment lined baking sheet. Brush the top with melted butter and let rise 1/2 hour in a warm place. -- Bake stollen on a lightly greased baking sheet in a preheated 350 degree oven for about 25-30 minutes, or until light golden brown. -- Mix the icing ingredients together and drizzle over the warm stollen (we pronounce it just like "stolen").

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Sounds so good! Thank you 😀

[@briannehill7583]

The notebook is such a great idea. I think Corie mentioned something like that as a gift. I think she's right. It would make a great gift. And if you happen to find one of those really beautiful notebooks it would just make it even more special. I really love this idea

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

It would make a great gift 😀

[@lindastansbury2067]

I love lemon so this is one I'd love to try. I'm also one who has to have my coffee fix so as you were tasting it my first thought was how good it would be with coffee. I can't imagine how you manage the time to make these videos during Christmas week but I'm so glad you do. Watching your videos is one of the last things I do every night before going to bed.

[@janetwarner4290]

Thus sounded so familiar, and I realized that I had saved this recipe on Pinterest. The baker's name is Susan Westmorland, and she is the food director from Good Housekeeping magazine. Very yummy. Thank you for reminding me!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀

[@timfarris6801]

It wasnt long ago at all that you and Matt were in the garden and eating pop cycles lol where does the time go .your Christmas bread looks so good mamma youst to make that and put it on a plate to go with her fruit salad full of grapes pears apples and pineapples it was so good.thank you Tipper for making this lovely bread .hi corie say hi to Matt an Austin an Katie an Paul an granny ...

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Tim!!

[@anitamarshall7528]

I have my German grandmothers stollen (klaben) recipe. She soaked her fruit in brandy (for a few hours or day before). Poured the whole mix into the dough. It gave the stollen its unique flavor I remember so well at her table. Thanks for sharing Tipper- Merry Christmas 🎄

[@judymooney2993]

Tipper, you are the best. It is 'stole' en', I wish you were my neighbor, we would enjoy conversations about food, gardening...I don't have the booklet, but do have a small file cabinet full of recipes saved over 57 years. I love finding the old ones and bringing back wonderful memories of people I've known and places I've lived and times we have enjoyed each morsel.

[@bobsternvogel5550]

I remember having stollen (pronounced just like "stolen" in English, as other commenters have said, or "shtolen" in German) a few times when I was younger. My dad preferred a similar Czech bread, vanocka, which is pronounced VONN-ootch-ka, the "ootch" as in "foot", as opposed to "boot".

[@lindapetersen1800]

Sometimes this is the best way to do things in recipes Tipper !!! I have done this a lot for my self in the house !!! It is harder to do the printing or writing with age for me !!! I love these things !!! Have cookbooks like this for the children!!!

[@laniejones8747]

I’m laughing at Cori. She can’t answer your questions because she’s too busy chewing the bread. 😂💙

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@NCrailfan-GSO]

My grandmother used to make this every year! It was my favorite. She used to call it tea bread. It brought back a lot of good memories to see this video. Thank you so much.

[@patriciaharlen4823]

Oh this recipe looks scrumptious. I love the crunchy sound when you cut it. You and Corey look so much alike. Beautiful ladies. Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️

[@Jon4784]

Tipper Merry Christmas to you an Matt Corey and Katie may your Christmas be special and blessed

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Merry Christmas 😀

[@chrissewell1608]

Looks great! This makes me want to bake a nice big loaf of Rosemary Bread, to go with a roasted prime rib! I hope you and your family, have a wonderful Christmas! Stay warm this week... Our South is about to freeze over!

[@gracelandone]

So glad to see this. We have a German bakery that I used to buy this from when he was starting out, having his van as the retail outlet for his home-based bakery. I pre-ordered this loaf for years but it finally became too pricey because of the popularity. I saw that this year he’s at $26 a loaf. But I do love it and believe I’ll give yours a try.

[@amymahers2957]

That would be good to use for Biscotti. You would just slice then outback in until hard. You can then dip in coffee, tea or hot chocolate! A very Italian treat…thanks Tipper.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Sounds great!

[@sundrop3911]

Another great recipe to put on my to do list. Thank you. Wishing you and your family a very merry blessed Christmas.

[@cindypressley4285]

Tipper, this is another gem from your treasure trove of recipes. You have all my recipes and my mothers and some of my grandmothers. My dad was a good cook and he liked to cook, as well.

[@garybrunet6346]

I remember eating this in Austria. Now, thanks to you I know how to make it Merry Christmas Tipper!😊🇨🇦🌲

[@pjaye1607]

Growing up during the 50's, my mother would make Stollen during Christmas time. Our home was heated by radiators which made the room cosy. She would use the lukewarm radiator to rise the dough. Containers of multi colored chopped dried fruit were available to use, and the sugar glaze made it perfect.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Wonderful memories 😀

[@DonaldTingle]

I make these every year for Christmas, Love them.

[@barbarafischer4619]

Thank you for sharing!! I'm going to make this bread on my day off for me and my mom. Merry Christmas to you and your family. God Bless you all. Love from Illinois

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Hope you enjoy 😀

[@lewiemcneely9143]

My wife's step-dad was an 'old hardheaded German' as a buddy of mine said, and he always made a stollen, with a long 'O' as in something swiped or run off with. It was right good but I remember years ago that I helped my mom make fruit cakes. I got to mix stuff and pick out nut meats out of shells and clean the bowls which was the best part. Then actually got to eat some after they were done. That is some good eating so get some for me with some black coffee that you have to strain the beans out with your teeth. My A1C frowns on the treats. Thanks again and God Bless Yall!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you! Love those memories 😀

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@CelebratingAppalachia Stuff bubbles up now and again. If it's not to goofy I'll let yall in on it. It's all true because I'm not smart or crooked enough to make it up. Not like the politicians that're so crooked they'll have to be screwed into the ground when they die.

[@MM-kd3cb]

It is pronounced stole-in I had stollen once and it is shaped pretty much as you shaped it. I didn’t understand the directions on shaping it either. I enjoyed this very much. My husband’s family are Italian and they introduced me to panettone, which is a yeasted sweet bread made with candied orange peel, and raisins. We toast it and have it with butter it smells divine.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Yum that bread sounds good! Thank you 😀

[@cathynations7169]

Merry Christmas to you and your family, Tipper! Love your channel, so thankful to be a part of your KZbin family. ❤️

[@phyllisalexander7644]

Tipper, Your STOLEN IS BEAUTIFUL. I have made this bread a long time ago and believe me, it didn't look like yours. I'm not certain but I believe it's pronounced just like it sounds STO LEN. ONCE AGAIN, MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY. KEEP MAKING YOUR WONDERFUL VIDEOS. Jeri Whittaker 12/20/2022 Near Athens, Georgia

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Jeri!!

[@bluegrassers]

I freeze the butter up to an hour and grate it but I blend it into the flour by using my fingers to pick it up , squeeze and drop repeatedly. Turns out really nicely blended

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Great tip 😀

[@kenlang6672]

Hereabouts it's pronounced stole-in. Like somebody stole it. I've had it all sorts of ways....dates, raisins, coconut and orange, dried peel and candied fruit like for a fruitcake. Sometimes they'll put a block of marzipan in the center. Singing happy birthday to Jesus. So glad I found your channel.

[@kellywhite9299]

Corie, the clap and "That's a wrap" scared the crud out me at the end, so thanks for that. 🤣😛

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@ashleykilpatrick5554]

Merry Christmas to You, Matt, Granny & the Girls ❣️

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Merry Christmas 😀

[@carolchurch3727]

I enjoyed your storys Tipper, And all these comments too.Ive heard of stolen. But never have gotten to try it.But I like a good fruit cake .I'm dibitic now so can't eat but just a taste. But no doubt I would like this .I Love that you put a candle in a muffin. And sing Jesus HAPPY BIRTHDAY!After all it is his we are celebrating. MERRY CHRISTMAS everyone.

[@chrissapp9243]

My other grandmother (not from N.C., she came from Austria) used to make this... She pronounced it "SHTOH-len". Her's wasn't very sweet except the powdered sugar coating on the outside. She put dried tart cherries, raisins, almonds (sometimes pistachios), almond extract or almond liqueur, and, instead of lemon peel, she used grated orange zest. I didn't like it much as a kid but loved it once I was older. So good with fresh coffee ❤️

[@kippykate9905]

Stollen is baking. The neighbors are going to happy. Kept a bit for me too. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas!!

[@billlester3088]

I think you would like the poplar Italian bread enjoyed at Christmas,"Panatone" (large bread), a leavened sweet bread with candied orange peel and raisins. so good!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Sounds wonderful 😀

[@mysticmeadow9116]

Merry Christmas Tipper. May you and your family be Blessed this holiday. My Babu used to make stollen and so did my mother in law. Your right, it's the perfect Christmas morning treat. Much love to y'all, from Linda in middle Georgia.

[@dianaw.571]

I am of German heritage and love stollen! Even though the holidays have passed, I want to try this bread. I think it would be delicious with orange peel and dried cranberries. Thank you for sharing.

[@sophiemorrison9820]

Stollen is pronounced "stolen". German in origin dating back to the 14th century. It's normally a yeasted dough. The fold of the dough is made to represent the humps of the camels the wise men rode to deliver gifts to the Christ child. the fruit in the bread represents jewels and the fragrant citrus and spices I think are to represent frankincense. Everything in it symbolic of Christmas. I have made the yeasted type. it is a delicious bread no matter how you make it. Cheers, tipper, and a blessed christmas to you all.

[@maxine7088]

Howdy sophie morrison. Your history lesson for stollen is very interesting. Thank you for sharing with us. I appreciate the information. Have a Merry Christmas and be blessed.

[@Liffster]

I love traditional Stollen and in Dresden, Germany they even have an entire Stollen Festival! It is pronounced 'shtolen'. Your recipe sounds wonderful, too, and I'm not against adding modern touches like ricotta. Always enjoy your videos, Tipper!

[@kathybruce100]

This bread,sounds so good and probably easier to make than the yeast kind. Tipper when you were folding the bread dough I thought...that's like a hand pie for Santa!😄

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@jean6061]

When the directions call for folding it so the bottom edge sticks out an inch beyond the top edge, it reminds me of pouting - your lower lip sticks out farther than your upper lip. That is what store-bought stollen looks like! But yours looks amazing and taste is what counts!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Love that Jean! Thank you 😀

[@cheryllamb8831]

Merry Christmas to all the Pressleys and family. Wishing you a blessed season filled with love. The stollen looks so good & not that difficult to make. When my children were still at home I would make cinnamon raisin bread pudding for Christmas breakfast. I would put it together the night before & into the oven first thing in the morning. That also allowed me the time to get our dinner (2pm)started & put together. Now that it's just me I think this bread may be the perfect deal. Thank you

[@katemoore6249]

Stolen is so good. Thank you for reminding me!!

[@kimj.becker5527]

Stallen I believe it’s pronounced like “all” is. I saw it in the great British baking show. Lol. Those special items that we make only at holidays are always so wonderful and add to our family traditions.

[@jakezgab8576]

Corie, it’s nice to help your mom tapping this video, u get to sample the subject matter. Bon appetite

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you for watching 😀

[@SherryRook]

I love this and it does remind me of Stollen which I have made. Merry Christmas to you and yours, Tipper.

[@nanvolentine9110]

My family ancestry is German and English, I make stollen with a similar recipe, very German, no lemon, and heavily dusted with 10X sugar as soon as it comes out of the oven. It is a delightful Christmas treat!

[@maryables6752]

Loved hearing you talk about these things ❤️ 💕 💙 💖 💗 ♥️ ❤️ 💕 💙 💖 💗 ♥️ ❤️ 💕

[@mariansmith7694]

That was so fun to watch. Thanks Tipper. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. Stay warm, it's gonna be cold this weekend.

[@mbmiller1956]

OXO makes the absolute BEST kitchen ware. Always highly rated!! The recipe looks delicious, Tipper!

[@HopeLaFleur1975]

We have something similar it's called Pannetone..its a sweet bread from Italy it is our tradition. Stollen is delicious as well😍👍👍👍💞💞💞💞👩‍🍳👩‍🍳

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Sounds great!

[@lynlandham3779]

That looked really good! It has lots of ingredients, but you made it look like it's not too very hard. I might give it a try! Thanks for sharing.

[@livinglife8333]

For almost 28 years I’ve made the same Christmas breakfast. It’s a breakfast casserole that you make the night before so all you do is pop it in the oven while everyone opens gifts and has coffee. By the time we are thru with the gifts it’s done and everyone piles into the kitchen for breakfast. This year I’m changing it up, the kids are coming over on Christmas Eve for dinner and gifts this year so we will be down to 5 1/2 people Christmas morning. ( 1/2 being only 2 years old but that boy can eat!😂❤) so it will be bacon, scrambled eggs, hash browns and biscuits with homemade blueberry jam.

[@jankitteringham8483]

We love Stollen too , especially with the marzipan in the middle. Lots of variations I bet. Will try toasted with cream cheese! Thankyou. 🦌☃️🎄🇬🇧🥰

[@fldays6798]

Yummy thanks for sharing keep the cameras rolling from Florida

[@JS-xs5hq]

Thank you Tipper. The traditional pronunciation is Shto-len (long o). I've been told that in German it means a rock or a post marker at the edge of a town. In Russian it means steel. There's a Wiki on it, see link below. In Europe they generously sprinkle powdered sugar over the top. Thanks... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stollen

[@bakerbaggertagger]

You and Corie make the same sounds when eating something you like. My Grandma used to make a sound that I could never duplicate, but it just slips out sometimes naturally. And I believe it is Stollen as in 'My car was stolen'. pronounced the same. Your bread looks yummy no matter how you fold it. Merry Christmas!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀 Thank you!!

[@TrishSzymanskiArtist]

I have that OXO pastry cutter and it's the best I've ever seen or used. Good on you for 50c!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I love it! 😀

[@marthaanthis3980]

I grate the butter, too, when I make biscuits! It works a great and keeps my hands cleaner

[@mallory0322]

🎄❄️ Wonderful bread for Christmas morning with warm cups of cocoa!!❄️🎄

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

That would be good 😀

[@pbamfor1]

We have been married for 59 years and I make it for my husband every Christmas Eve. We eat it together at midnight with a cup of tea. My husband is allergic to tree nuts and if I make it he can relax and enjoy it. I always do a yeast bread base but this one looks so good I believe I will give it a try. I sprinkle the rolled dough with cinnamon and sugar mix before I fold it . Merry Christmas to all, so glad you are here for us to enjoy. Love the stories. Thank you

[@diamondloverforever6759]

I thought my marriage was the longest at 46 years on 12/13/22 (married at 20 years old), but God bless you for being married for 59 years! And thank you Tipper for sharing this recipe ❤

[@stephieann8991]

Looks delicious! I know traditionally it’s a German stollen but with the ricotta and lemon zest it’s almost Italian. Either way it looks wonderful and toasted the next day with a cup of coffee sounds good! 😋. I love your cooking videos!! Merry Christmas 🎄

[@tinachambers4887]

It taste good I'm going to eat it. Have a wonderful Christmas week love from TEXAS

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

That's what Matt says 😀

[@calebjohnson336]

Wow! Thank you for sharing this Stollen recipe! I look everywhere for this bread from Thanksgiving through Christmas to purchase it! Now I can try it myself Your recipe seems a lot easier then others I’ve watched! GOD BLESS YOU 🙏

[@joybartlett9784]

Merry Christmas to you and your family 💖. ⛄ 🎄

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Merry Christmas!

[@irisscott9488]

That LOOKS and sounds like a great recipe! Good with hot chocolate also?!? Happy Holidays to you GUYS! 🎄🎄🎆🎶🎇🎀🎀🎁🎁🎄🎄🎊🎈That window SWAG IS so pretty! Missed seeing MATT today!! Lol! BLESSINGS to all of you!

[@karinwishner4861]

You did a beautiful job making a Stollen. It’s pronounced like you did the first time except that the st has an sh sound first so it’s more like shtollen. The reason the sides don’t meet up when you fold it over is because it’s supposed to represent the baby Jesus in swaddling clothes. My German mom used to make this. You’ve inspired me to try your recipe.

[@kellywood67]

What a wonderful treasure to leave your girls!

[@paulaestes567]

This bread looks so delicious!

[@melissabibby7310]

It’s a delicious bread, it’s a Christmas bread my Oma she was German she made this bread we like it toasted. Thanks for sharing.👍❤️🌲

[@grammyb5216]

Tipper, thank you so much. This looks delightful!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

You are so welcome! 😀

[@elizabethsmith38]

Thank you for sharing. It looks delicious 😋

[@robinhaupt9119]

I believe I'd like to make mine just the same way you make yours Tipper. Thank you for sharing.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Robin 😀

[@terriegreer4078]

What a great recipe, !!!! Love all the goodies that's in side of it can't wait to try thank for making it and sharing

[@kimlewis8357]

I love that bread. Well, I don't have heat here in FLA. We are expecting flurries, up coming week, single digits, Florida..!!! Electric blanket, electric mattress pad, a blanket over my indoor bunnies, in their cages on my bed. I am buying a wood stove, next week. For heat and Jugging, for calfe's milk, we bottle feed 32 calf's, twice a day warm milk.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Wow that is cold for you 😀

[@CarolynnMc01]

I am not the best baker, but a decent cook. I'm going to try this one. It looks deliciously easy! Happiest holidays!

[@michaelatopalov1990]

I make my scones the same way with grated frozen butter but instead of using a pastry blender I use my fingers to incorporate the butter into tiny little pea sized pieces and then I add sour cream. This bread sounds really delicious! Gonna have to try this!

[@benlaw4647]

Yuuum! Love this! I have bought this but have never made any...gotta try it! Thanks tipper, appreciate you always...God bless...🙏❤

[@marisueharves3493]

Thank you so much for sharing your Stollen recipe - it looks very delicious! My mom always made German Stollen during Christmas, using a traditional yeast bread recipe and candied dried fruit, topping it with a with a glaze. On Christmas eve, we got into the car and delivered her homemade German Stollen to our family friends, after which we went to the Christmas Eve service at our church - such special memories! On Christmas morning for breakfast, my mom served the Stollen with egg nog, fruit salad, chicken wings, and deviled eggs - Yum! Thank you once again for sharing another delicious recipe!

[@sharonpults1177]

So nice to see this once again...my mother always used to make this at Christmas time. I've never made it myself. Thanks for doing this video.

[@hillbillyHippie]

Y'all starve me to death with your cooking videos. Lol. Especially the video of the tenderloin meal you and matt prepared. 😁😊

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

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[@erbearthgarden3658]

Thank you for this Tipper. It's so approachable to make. I can't wait to give it a try. 🤗🤗

[@AC-CT]

Tipper, I just made this today and I’m so excited to try it later. I grew up having traditional German Stollen sent from relatives from Germany every year as a child.Although I always loved the traditional kind I find it too sweet and heavy these days. Thank you for sharing this recipe. I so enjoy your channel and your sweet family. Merry Christmas!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I sure hope you enjoy it 😀

[@pamelacrowell2007]

Looks perfect to me! Make a note on your recipe for the salt right now for next year! Merry Christmas🎄 🎄!!

[@lisascott9670]

Sounds and looks delicious! I have German friends and they make it but their cakes are always a little bit dry so I’ve not been enticed to bake this. Yours looks and the sound it made while you were cutting it has made me change my mind

[@rebeccadavis6812]

You make this recipe look so easy and sounds delicious, we need to try that this holiday season and I want to try your roll recipe too. You never know what treasures you will find at a yard sale or a thrift store. I always enjoy looking to see what I can see even if I don't buy anything, kitchen items or hard to find books out of print even. Wow! You found a great bargain, more like "a steal" at 50 cents, in that pastry cutter, OXO makes really good products; all of their items are well made, well thought out products, I have always thought. Thank you for this recipe.