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A step‑by‑step guide to making a classic short panettone in the traditional Bolognese style. The recipe follows Gino Fabbri’s method, from refreshing the starter to the final glaze, proofing, baking, and storage. Perfect for holiday celebrations or any time you crave authentic Italian sweet bread.
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