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Italian Easter Bread

This version of Italian Easter bread is flavored with vanilla, almond, and candied orange peels. The traditional loaves take about 18 hours to make, but we’ve broken the process into several easy steps—we recommend doing steps one through four on the first day, since step four includes an eight- to ten-hour rising period. Then finish the next day.

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