peace and joy and hopefully lovely weather.
I baked Paska (Easter bread). My Mom always made hers in traditional round pans just like in this picture. It would be iced and topped with pretty sprinkles. My family prefers more icing so I ice the flat side of each slice and omit the sprinkles ( which no one is fond of).
I'll be back next week....can you believe it's going to be APRIL ? GM
Thank you and Happy Easter to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThe bread looks fabulous.
Our Savior Lives!!
Happy Blessed Easter! I make paska no icing/no sprinkles, although I would not be adverse to giving it ago....others not so much. I didn't make mine round this year as sometimes they stick and I cannot get it out. So I made loaves. What kind of pan/bowl do you bake yours in? I usually use pyrex bowls which you can bake it.
ReplyDeleteBlessed and happy Resurrection Day to you and to all your family including Kitty ! !
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A loving Granny always is looking after the special wishes of her children and grandchildren and family-members and is baking the best cakes to make for all a happy Easter!
Happy Resurrection Sunday to you too! He IS RIsen!
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Betsy
Happy Easter, and Spring!, to you and yours too.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and Blessed Easter to you and your family!
ReplyDeleteA very Happy Easter to you GM and Family- stay well there in Canada. KEV. (Sydney-Australia).
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter. He is Risen indeed.
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I hope your Easter was beautiful! I can't help but sing He's Alive, He's alive! Happy April! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteHope you have had a beautiful Easter Sunday. Easter bread sound good. Paska, I will have to look that up.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! Can I have some of that Paska?
ReplyDeleteWhat a blessing that you continue to make the Easter bread that your mother would make, but you do it to suit the tastes of your family. I trust you had a lovely Easter.
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