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Recipe and picture by Betty-Bossi, used with permission.
Note: Serve within 2 to 3 days.
There are many different ways to weave a Zopf, two are shown below. The easier way is to use two pieces of dough, a more difficult way requires 4 pieces.
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Cut dough in two pieces of the same size. Twiddle each to an approx. 60 cm (24 inches) long roll, thinner towards the ends. Cross in the center as shown above. Put top right end to left low and low left end to top right, again as shown above. Then put top left end to right below and low right end to top left. Continue until no more dough is left. Press ends and put below bread.
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Cut dough in four pieces of the same size. Twiddle each to an approx. 30 cm (12 inches) long roll. Put ends together as shown above on the very left. Put the first roll on the left across the second roll on the right, again as shown above. Then put the first roll on the right across the second roll on the left. Continue until no more dough is left. Press ends together and put below bread.
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