I have been making this for a few years now after finding the same recipe on another recipe site. It has a great taste and the eggs make this a perfect bread for your Easter table. My bread always cooks in less than 50 minutes, usually around 30-40. I also used 1/2-1 C more flour than the recipe calls for. This is a beautiful bread, and will be admired by your guests. I use uncooked eggs and they bake nicely in the time it takes to bake the bread.
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This turned out pretty well, but there were some bumps. First off I needed more like 3- 3 1/2c of flour before this turned into workable dough. Second thing was the cook time. Mine was nearly burned after 45 mins and my eggs started to "speckle". I would suggest lowering your oven rack and keeping a close eye on the bread. Take your time in rolling it also or you'll end up with a thick half and a scrawny half lol Oh and keep your eggs from touching the baking sheet. It can cause them to break or the yolks to get hard.
All in all with the changes I'll be making this again. It's very pretty and looks quite impressive with all the colored eggs. Tastes great to, nice and crispy and buttery on the ouside. Like a giant cresant roll.
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