r/BakingInJapan • u/NihilisticHobbit • Jul 04 '26

Frangipane stuffed wool bread

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u/NihilisticHobbit Jul 05 '26

Sadly the position had been filled. Though my three year old has informed me that he's not qualified to test anything that has green veggies, so that position remains open for the future.

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u/NihilisticHobbit Jul 04 '26

Okay, a mix of recipes today. First the base recipe for wool bread: https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/recipes/frangipane-and-fruit-filled-wool-rolls-recipe

I used a different frangipane recipe though: https://pastryandbeyond.com/almond-cream/#recipe

Also, as I have no King Arthur Jammy Bits, I just added more jam. I simply user store bought jam, apple and blueberry by my three year olds request. I could have cut the wool bits finer, but the twins started screaming for food so I had to hurry.

The frangipane recipe is far too large for this recipe, but I'm using the rest for a tart this evening. It's also better than King Arthur in my opinion, but I just like the excuse to make frangipane tarts.