
It’s not a secret that my family loves Nutella and if I want to make them all happy with this dessert it’s very easy. I highly suggest you to try to make it with your family so you can create some special memories in the kitchen. This Nutella Flower Bread is very delicious and also very beautiful, so you can make spectacular memories. The combination of Nutella, butter, bread and love will bring you to Heaven.
To make the dough this time I used the Standard mix but I usually mix by hand, it’s not difficult at all. Let me know if you liked this recipe.
Servings: 4-6
Prep time: 3-4 hours (including dough rest time)
Cook time: 20-30 minutes
For the chocolate spread
For the glaze on top
Dissolve the yeast in tepid milk (milk temperature is 30º C / 86º F). Let it rest for few minutes.
In a bowl put the flour and the sugar, mix and make a well/volcano.
Pour the milk in the well and the 2 eggs slightly beaten. Mix with your hands or with a Mixer (I used the paddle for few minutes).
Add the butter and the salt and mix again, you will need to knead for 10 minutes until the dough is smooth. (After I added the butter I changed the attachment to the hook)
The dough now is ready to rest for few hours but, before that you need to make a cross with a knife and tell him/her that you love him/her. Cover it with cling wrap and put it in a warm place covered with a cloth. My Nonna used to put it under the bed.
After 2 hours divide the dough in 4 equal pieces, grab a rolling pin, parchment paper, baking pan and the amazing Nutella. It’s time to roll the dough but don’t worry, it’s going to be easy.
Roll out each part into a ball and roll out each ball into a circle approximately 10-12 inch wide. Place the first one on baking sheets covered with parchment paper and spread the first layer of Nutella leaving out about 1 inch gap along the edges.
Cover the first circle with a second one that you rolled. Spread more Nutella and cover with third circle. Repeat until the all the four circles are used, do not spread Nutella one the top most layer.
Put a small glass in the middle of your cake (my glass was 2 and half inch wide) this will help you not cut all the way through.
Using a sharp knife cut the cake in quarter, cut every slice in half until you have 16 slices total.
Now twist twice every slice and give a nice pinch at the outside end.
Let it rest for 1 hour and while the cake is resting turn the oven on at 350ºF. Before you bake the cake brush it with egg wash or milk. Bake it for 25-30 minutes.
Sprinkle some icing sugar if you like and don’t forget to add the sprinkle of love.
Mamma Marzia Tip: If you are rolling the dough and it doesn’t come out perfectly round don’t worry, you can fix everything with a pasta cutter when you are done cutting out the excess to make a perfect round shape at the end 50 grams of butter with half of the sugar.
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Ciao! I'm Mamma Marzia
Born in Naples and raised in northern Italy, I brought my passion for authentic Italian cooking to Vancouver in 2003. What began as a single lasagna class has grown into Bella Cibo ("Beautiful Food"), where I share my family's treasured recipes and traditions. Here you'll find recipes and tips for bringing Italian flavors to your home. Join me in the kitchen where we learn, laugh, and create beautiful meals with heart!