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# Holiday Baking

Holiday Baking: 54 posts on Flower’s Recipes.

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## Posts

- [A Lamb or a Bunny for Easter](https://flowers-recipes.com/a-lamb-or-a-bunny-for-easter/) (2012-04-02) — A perfect Easter cake for a lamb or bunny mold. Like a babka (Polish bundt-style cake): easy, fluffy and cinnamony.
- [Yeast Dough Easter Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/yeast-dough-easter-cookies/) (2012-03-29) — Easter cookies made with yeast dough, shaped like bunnies, lambs, eggs and chicks. Lighter than shortbread and easy to cut out with the kids.
- [Ricotta Cream Cake](https://flowers-recipes.com/ricotta-cream-cake/) (2012-03-27) — A delicate, creamy and fluffy cake. Perfect for Sunday coffee and a lovely addition to a festive sweet buffet.
- [Easter Yeast Roll Wreaths](https://flowers-recipes.com/easter-yeast-roll-wreaths/) (2012-03-19) — A sweet little treat for Easter breakfast. These fluffy rolls will delight more than just the kids, and with a bit of jam they go great with tea.
- [Marble Babka](https://flowers-recipes.com/marble-babka/) (2012-03-11) — A classic marble babka for Easter. Light, fluffy and fragrant, dusted with powdered sugar, and it doesn't take much work.
- [Rice Pudding with Chocolate Sauce](https://flowers-recipes.com/rice-pudding-with-chocolate-sauce/) (2012-02-18) — Creamy vanilla rice pudding with a rich dark chocolate sauce and fresh mango. A simple, comforting dessert ready in about 30 minutes.
- [Square Bite-Size Doughnuts – Schmalzgebäck](https://flowers-recipes.com/square-bite-size-doughnuts-schmalzgeb-ck/) (2012-01-16) — If you know German markets, you probably know these doughnuts: small, tasty, fluffy and covered in powdered sugar. Just right for one bite.
- [Gniazdka, Spanish or Viennese Doughnuts](https://flowers-recipes.com/gniazdka-spanish-or-viennese-doughnuts/) (2012-01-09) — They're plump, delicate, hollow inside and slightly moist. Simply delicious. Too delicious, because I struggled so hard not to eat them all ;)
- [Lemon Curd Christmas Trees and the End of the Cookie Event](https://flowers-recipes.com/lemon-curd-christmas-trees-and-the-end-of-the-cookie-event/) (2011-12-18) — These buttery shortbread-style cookies are tender and delicate, with a mild lemon flavor. They hold their shape very well when cut out.
- [Vanillekipferl – Intensely Vanilla Crescent Cookies](https://flowers-recipes.com/vanillekipferl-intensely-vanilla-crescent-cookies/) (2011-12-12) — Vanillekipferl are delicate, melt-in-your-mouth vanilla crescent cookies with almonds, a perfect Advent and Christmas treat.
- [Perfect Poppy Seed Strucla for the Holidays](https://flowers-recipes.com/perfect-poppy-seed-strucla-for-the-holidays/) (2011-12-11) — The perfect holiday strucla: packed with poppy seeds and a dough that doesn't fall apart. This recipe makes 2-3 strucle (rolled yeast loaves).
- [Baked Pączki (Polish Doughnuts)](https://flowers-recipes.com/baked-p-czki-polish-doughnuts/) (2011-11-04) — Light, tender, lower-calorie, easy-to-make and simply delicious baked pączki (Polish doughnuts) - no deep frying needed.

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