King’s Cake AKA Galette des Rois
click photo for more informationToday I’m making one special and delicious cake which is made of only two components – puff pastry and almond cream.
Today I’m making one special and delicious cake which is made of only two components – puff pastry and almond cream.
On the Feast of the Magi, Spaniards eat a sweet bread In the shape of a ring, and with a small surprise inside. It’s the roscón
Brioche des Rois, a tradition from French Provence to celebrate Epiphany. Soft brioche with orange blossom. (in French)
Epiphany or not, you will absolutely love this wreath: crusty on the outside, it hides an amazing frangipane filling made with no butter!
Rich and buttery French “Galette des Rois” filled with a sweet almond cream! Vegan, refined sugar-free, and easy!
This delicious Vegan Frangipani tart or “Galette de Rois” is an almond frangipani and puff pastry delight.
Learn how to bake the traditional French galette des rois with frangipane and a twist of tonka bean bringing stronger vanilla notes.
A beautiful Galette des Rois (King’s Cake) to celebrate the Epiphany. Here, the cake itself is shaped like a crown!
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Epiphany frangipane babkas. A healthier way to replace French frangipane galette!
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Celebrate Epiphany with a traditional galette filled with almond frangipane. So quick & easy to make! Happy New Year!
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A traditional Victorian tart recipe that was made specially for Epiphany and Church Suppers
Roscon de reyes also known as the crown of kings is a Spanish broche with Mediterranean flavors prepared in honor of the feast of Epiphany.
Celebrate Epiphany by looking for the little baby Jesus hidden in this opulent sweet bread from Mexico
Pithivier is a traditional galette des rois (King Cake) from France. This recipe uses almond paste instead of frangipane.
Befanini are small traditional shortbread cookies served in Italy on the day of Epiphany known over there as La Befana.
Sweet cake typical of the Epiphany in Switzerland. (in Italian)
Galette des Rois {translates as delicious French dessert}
Celebrate Epiphany with a Galette des Rois or Kings’ cake, a traditional French cake made of puff pastry and a creamy almond filling.
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