Panettone
The humans splurge on a Panettone every year for Christmas Breakfast…the best in Victoria is from Fol Epi bakery.
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And Look!!
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A Hitty-sized Panettone from Lillipuce, in a tiny perfect box (it is Boxing Day after all)!
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Just like the humans!
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Tipsy got the Panettone out of the box…
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Arianell and Floradora sat down at the coffee table…
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…and everyone feasted on Pannettone (both were delicious)!!
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Traditions, surprises and Hittys…a wonderful combination. Happy boxing day.
Our Boxing Day was lovely and quiet. Any day starting with Panettone is likely to be a good day!
Oh, deep envy. I can’t buy them here, although when I lived in Melbourne there were plenty of Italian pastry shops to get one from on Christmas Eve. Lucky Hittys, and such a beautiful coffee service to enjoy, too. I had ontbijtkoek en koffie, nearly as good.
Alas that you don’t have an Italian Bakery nearby. Fol Epi usually ships theirs, though that was suspended because of You-know-what this year. (But take note for next year) or perhaps you have a friend near Melbourne who will take pity on you. I once mailed a Panettone to Antarctica!
I think that temperate climate to cold cimate would work OK, but I’ve some dreadful experiences with stollen arriving after a short trip, entirely covered in blue fur because of our humid climate, especially now, at the height of the Wet (our summer). Never mind… I will feast on my home made Jamaica ginger cake instead.
Furry Blue Stollen does sound unappetising (and disappointing)…but the Jamaca Ginger Cake sounds excellent!
It is… that is, it was! All gone now 😦
The QH Hittys really know how to enjoy and celebrate. It’s always a pleasure to view their activities.
The Quimper Hittys think it is worth celebrating, even a morning coffee with Panettone is worth remembering, especially a Fol Epi Panettone!
it looks quite delicious. I have never sampled this treat, but i just looked up a recipe and perhaps I shall try to make one! Altho I suspect it would not be the same as the one from your favoirite bakery! Love the photos, especially of the girls enjoying their tiny Panettone.
It is very delicious – one of these years I will try making it myself! The girls did enjoy their Panettone, they feel lucky to have found one at the Holiday Prelude Market!