Panettone
Panettone ( Lombard panatun ) is a traditional Milanese cake specialty that is mainly eaten in Italy during the Christmas season . The product specification and manufacture are defined by an official description. (Disciplinare di produione del “Panettone tipico della tradizione artigiana Milanese”). Panettone is a registered trademark of the Milan Chamber of Commerce.
ingredients
Only the following ingredients are allowed for the production of the traditional panettone:
- water
- Flour
- sugar
- Fresh egg and / or pasteurized egg products
- Pasteurized milk and / or ultra-high temperature milk (UHT) and / or condensed milk and / or yogurt
- Cocoa butter
- Butter and / or dehydrated butter
- Sultanas, candied peel of oranges and cedar lemons (minimum size of pieces 8 × 8 mm)
- salt
Other possible ingredients:
- honey
- Malt and malt extract
- vanilla
- natural aromas and / or nature-identical aromas.
Various other ingredients are expressly excluded: preservatives , soy lecithin or colorings .
Manufacturing
Panettone is traditionally made from wheat sourdough , which gives it its typical flavor. The dough is soft but still kneadable, contains candied fruits and raisins , and is traditionally baked in special paper sleeves, giving the cake a dome shape about 20 centimeters high. It is served in sectors , with hot, sweet drinks or sweet wine such as Spumante or Moscato .
The best-known manufacturers of industrially produced panettone are Motta , Bauli , Paluani , Alemagna and Le Tre Marie . There are also many bakeries all over northern Italy that make panettone in the traditional way in the run-up to Christmas.
Panettone has a longer shelf life than average. The best-before date is often given as six weeks.
In other countries
This cake specialty can also be found in Peru as a typical Christmas cake under the name Panetón . Around 20 million pieces are sold there at Christmas time.
Web links
- Product specification and production regulations of the Camera di commercio Milano Monza Brianza Lodi (Italian)
- Panettone in the database of Culinary Heritage of Switzerland (Italian)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Comitato Tecnico dei Maestri Pasticceri Milanesi: Panettone tipico della tradizione artigiana Milanese. (PDF) Camera di Commercio Industria Artigianato e Agricoltura di Milano, September 2003, accessed December 25, 2019 (Italian, Official Denomination.).
- ↑ Martin Morales: Ceviche - Peruvian cuisine . Fackelträger Verlag, Cologne 2014, ISBN 978-3-7716-4551-9 , p. 106 .