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A step‑by‑step home‑baker’s guide to making a classic Italian panettone using a natural sourdough starter, autolyse, and a buttery emulsion. The recipe follows the method demonstrated by Corman Italia, balancing hydration, butter temperature, and fermentation to produce a light, aromatic, and beautifully risen holiday loaf.
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