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Easter Bread
Summary
This has been one of our families favorite dishes over the past 40 years.  Easter wouldn't be the same without it.  It can be served at room temperature,  cold or right out of the oven.  It's great for Easter Brunches when you have family coming and going all day long.

Cookware used in Recipe
9X13 Bake and Roast Pan  View

Prep Time
20 Minutes

Servings
12 - 14

9x13 Bake & Roast Pan, sprayed with Pam
Very large bowl

2010 version of dough
Use Filo (phyllo) dough sheets.  Place 1 layer of dough sheets to cover bottom and sides and brush with olive oil or melted butter.  I used about 4 layers total.  (It might work easier to brush each layer on a flat surface and stack them first and then move to the pan).  www.Athensfoods.com  has more ways to use the dough.

Original version of dough
2 cups flour
½ cup shortening
1 tsp. baking powder
1 egg
½ tsp. salt
Water to hold (½ cup+)

Mix well; roll out to a large, thin rectangle.  Line bottom and sides of cake pan (save a bit of the dough to make strips on top of filling).

Filling
3 Lbs. bulk Italian sausage, browned
2 Lbs. ricotta cheese
2 whole eggs
6 egg yolks (save whites)
12 hard boiled eggs, chopped
Handful of grated Romano cheese (No substitutes)
Salt

Brown sausage, mix with rest of ingredients.  Scoop filling into cake pan lined with dough and criss-cross top with strips of the dough.  Brush top with egg whites.
Bake at 350o for 1 hour and 45 minutes.  (check at 1 ½ hrs.).

I brown my sausage and cook my eggs the day before so I can just throw it together the day I bake it.

 


 

 

 

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