Pogne



This sweet bread is made with a leavened, brioche-like dough enriched with orange flower water. It is typically shaped like a large, round loaf with a top sometimes decorated with pearl sugar. The recipe is believed to have first appeared in the Middle Ages and was originally made as a traditional Easter bread. Its origin is closely related to the Rhône-Alpes region.

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