At this plce,we would like to thank "photo Steffen" from Burg for the text and pictures. The children went to your godfathers every year on the 1st or 2nd Easter holidays to fetch the Easter roll together with 3 Easter eggs, a gingerbread, a little fasting pretzel and a cup or a cloth.
The Easter roll into castle has a special form. It is apparently to a Spreewald punt similarly and approximately 40 to 50 cm long, 20 cm wide and 2 cm thick. But it symbolizes a palm leaf actually. In other villages of the Spreewald the Easter roll is twisted from three dough strands and the saint symbolizes Trinity so.
The flat wheaten flour pastries out of castle were usually already baked 8 or 14 days ago. One let them get hard and then dipped them in into sweetened coffee or milk. Easter rolls are baked for the bakery Mieth from Burg to the Easter time every year.