Sweet Walnut Bread known as “cozonac cu nuca” is a traditional Romanian sweet bread made with raisins and walnuts.
This is a favorite at every Christmas in Romania and you will find it on everyone’s table wherever you go. And it’s really delicious.
You can find the recipe here, on Jo Cooks’s site.
I hope you will enjoy it 🙂
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They look absolutely delicious!
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They are absolutely delicious! 🙂
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I have some walnuts and will try it out! Was wondering what I could make with it.
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Wonderful 🙂
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I just have to get some more ingredients.
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I knew that I should have picked up those pecans!
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YES pleeeeaaaaassssseeee! I would love to eat walnut bread. I wish I could get walnuts here, but they are soooooooo expensive. Maybe I’ll have to splurge one day and try out this recipe.
Thanks for sharing it, and please have a wonderful Sunday and week.
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Thanks 🙂 You too 🙂
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That looks delicious and it is perfect for the christmas time!
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Yes, it is 🙂
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OMG it looks great. I need to locate a Romanian bakery! Cheers =)
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Just do it 🙂 Cheers
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Hmmmm…They are very far away (hundreds of miles). I did get referred to a Hungarian Bakery in a nearby city that has a similar looking walnut bread. This may have to suffice until I am in New York or Georgia….of course, just going to Romania still remains an option 😉
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Can be a good choice the hungarian bakery. They are our neighbours and they know how to do it. About visiting Romania, this is always a good option 🙂
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Good to know about the Hungarian bakery…I’ll be in the city this week and perhaps can make a stop. =)
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🙂 If you want to taste it, you will make a stop, right?
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Definitely. I am in the city on Thursdays usually stop at one of the bakeries to get something wonderful. That can be my stop this week. 😃
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… 🙂 wäre jetzt zum Kaffee das Richtige.
Lieben Adventgruß für Dich und Deine Familie ❤ Lis
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Viele danke, Lis 🙂
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🙂 ❤ 🙂
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I think I would really like this
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I am sure of that, Derrick 🙂
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in faves, I love this recipe, thank you!
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Looks delicious.
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It really is 🙂
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Mmm, looks great ☺
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Yes and it’s yummy 🙂
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Wow! That looks so yummy and comforting!!
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It really is 🙂
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Thanks for sharing!
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You’re always welcome 🙂
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Same here – in Slovenia. It’s called “potica” and Christmas is not complete without it.
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Yes, I know is not complete. I am glad you know how to do it and, of course, how to eat it 🙂
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Wow I love anything with walnuts! Thanks for sharing dear 🙂
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Take a slice 🙂
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Hahha thanks I would love some 😘
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Looks so yumm!! 🙂
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It is yumm 🙂
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