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Paska....Easter Buns

by Susan
( Manitoba Canada)

Paska ... Easter Buns

Paska ... Easter Buns

Love this recipe..My mom used to bake them in coffee tins...they were so yummy!

It's Easter again and who can resist a paska bun???

In a blender combine-
1 lemon and orange (whole fruit cut up and seeded)
3/4 c butter
5 eggs
1 c warm water
Blend well until mixed and pureed
In bowl add:
1 tsp salt
4 c flour..recipe uses 8-10 c flour
2 1/2 tbsp yeast
1 1/2 c hot water
1 1/2 c sugar

Mix and add liquid ingredients. Add 4 c more flour. Add more if dough is very sticky..(I used 10 cups) Put in a greased bowl and cover and let rise 1 hr. in a warm place. Do not punch down. Form buns and put on pan and let rise 1 hr. Bake 350* until golden brown.

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Sounds so-o-o good!
by: Gerhild

Susan, this recipe sounds so easy and so good. I love the idea of using a blender to prepare the fruits and the first part of the recipe.

Is it right by what I understand? You put the whole fruit in there, everything except the seed? The peel as well? Including the white part under the peel?

Usually only the zest part is added, but if here, all except the seeds, then that's surely quick.

The picture you included looks so yummy. Thanks for submitting this contest entry!

Blessings,
Gerhild
Paska
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Thanks for posting my recipe...yes you use the whole fruit...
~Susan~ from Moms Recipe Collection
Question
by: Anonymous

What do you use for the icing?
icing...
by: Susan

I used store bought vanilla icing...mixed in a bit of lemon or orange juice...or use just as is
The way my mom did it.
by: Anonymous

My mom always made these in clean empty cans from corn, coffee. I imagine you could do the same with these.
Can't remember her using fruit in it though.
Pronunciation
by: Anonymous

This looks delicious! How do you pronounce Paska in German? I'm just starting to learn and want to say it correctly. Danke!
Guatemala
by: Judy

Hi! I have made 2 batches to serve to friends here in Guatemala...this is very new to them.
My heritage is German and Russian.
We live and work here....
This is a great recipe.....very light.
Thank you for posting...
Water
by: Sohan

I think you may have had to use a lot of extra flour because the total amount of water in the recipe is a bit much. You may want to cut it by half. Just my observation from how wet the recipe seemed when I tried it out.

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Hi Sohan, I wonder if perhaps the flour you used could have made a difference. It is different in different countries ... not sure where you live. This recipe's been made this way in Canada and the USA using about the 10 cups as Susan mentions in the recipe. How much flour did you have to use?
~ Oma Gerhild
Question
by: Nancy

Do you knead the dough, or just mix it and let rise?
Question
by: Tania

Can I freeze these?

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