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Pain d’Epices

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  • Serves

    6-8

    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
World's Best Cakes: 250 great cakes from Raspberry Genoise to Chocolate Kugelhopf

By Roger Pizey

Published 2013

  • About

This classic French spiced bread has a beautifully delicate taste and is great to serve all year round, not just at Christmas. Many different areas in France - such as Reims, Dijon and Alsace - have their own subtly different recipes and historically this cake was left to ferment (the honey helped it do that), which made it rise, before baking; though these days we don’t have to wait as we simply add a little baking powder.

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