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Recipes by Guest of winter (Page 5)

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Sparkling water sourdough bread

Sparkling water sourdough bread by Guest of winter

Try to make a sourdough bread with sparkling water.

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Sephardic veal stew

Sephardic veal stew by Guest of winter

Sephardic comfort food with a thick, velvety sauce

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Andalusian tortas de aceite or sweet olive oil wafers

Andalusian tortas de aceite or sweet olive oil wafers by Guest of winter

Delicious and easy to make sweet wafers from Andalusia

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Chestnut tiramisu

Chestnut tiramisu by Guest of winter

An Italian classic with a French twist by adding chestnut puree to the mousse.

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Marzipan mousse with Christmas compote

Marzipan mousse with Christmas compote by Guest of winter

A different way to eat marzipan, in a soft mousse and topped with the most traditional dried fruit compote

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Marble cookies

Marble cookies by Guest of winter

Easy and scrumptious icebox cookies.

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Homemade gnocchi with seafood sauce and seaweeds

Homemade gnocchi with seafood sauce and seaweeds by Guest of winter

Gnocchi paired with a saffron-seafood sauce and a seaweed garnish... it will surprise you.

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Chocolate turrón

Chocolate turrón by Guest of winter

Turrón is typical Christmas fare in Spain and the chocolate variety is always a favourite with kids.

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Roscón de Reyes or Three Kings cake

Roscón de Reyes or Three Kings cake by Guest of winter

Roscón de Reyes is a strong tradition in Spain, a sweet bread eaten on the Día de Reyes or Three Kings day and also on the previous eve, when traditionally presents are given, in remembrance of the presents the Kings brought to baby Jesus. Roscón de Reyes is a brioche-y bun in the shape of a crown, traditionally studded with colorful…

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Gougères with manchego cheese

Gougères with manchego cheese by Guest of winter

Gougères are small choux dough balls, basically very similar to sweet choux puffs like profiteroles, but tiny, savory and with cheese. Soft and very light, they are almost hollow. They are typical from the Burgundy region and are usually had as an appetizer to accompany the wine, including in wine tastings. The manchego cheese add a…

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