Vrtanek
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| Alternative names | Perec |
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| Type | Plaited bread |
| Place of origin | Slovenia |
Vrtanek (also called perec) is a type of bread associated with Prekmurje, Slovenia. According to Protestant church reports dating to 1627 it was local custom for members of parish to give vrtanek as a gift for christenings and weddings. It was a typical feast food made for celebrations of the harvest.[1] The same braided, round loaf is recorded as torta panis in 1698. In modern times it's a festive loaf appropriate for many types of celebrations, public events and large receptions.[2]
References[]
- ^ "Vrtanek (Perec)".
- ^ Bogataj, Janez. Taste Slovenia.
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