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Top 100 European Desserts Last update: Wed Nov 29 2023 shutterstock VIEW MORE View all European Desserts View European Desserts map 01 Sweet Pastry Pastel de nata LISBON DISTRICT, Portugal 4.7 shutterstock Ate it? Rate it Wanna try? Add to list MAIN INGREDIENTS Flour Sugar Milk Butter Cinnamon Eggs Salt
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Top 100 European Cakes Last update: Thu Nov 30 2023 shutterstock VIEW MORE View all European Cakes View European Cakes map 01 Chocolate Cake Kladdkaka SWEDEN 4.6 shutterstock Ate it? Rate it Wanna try? Add to list MAIN INGREDIENTS Butter Flour OR Cocoa Powder Chocolate Sugar Eggs Vanilla
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1. France: Galette des Rois Gallete The English name of this cake would be the "King´s Cake". Traditionally this cake is eaten after Christmas, during the first week of January, although lately, it has become so popular that many bakeries sell it during the whole month.
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Dinky morsels of cake, friands are another superb French baking invention. The outside is slightly crisp, while the inside is a soft, macaroon-esque texture. In this recipe, fresh raspberries are pressed into the individual sponge's centre before baking. Delicious. Raspberry and coconut friands.
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The best European desserts 1. Mille Feuille - France 2. Sacher Torte Cake - Austria 3. Macarons - France 4. Homemade Ladyfingers - Duchy of Savoy/France 5. Victoria Sponge Cake - UK 6. Croquembouche - France 7. Basque Burnt Cheesecake - Spain 8. Paris-Brest - France 9. Baklava - Turkey 10. Tiramisu - Italy 11. Ricotta pie - Italy 12.
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Polish cheesecake - One of the most delectable European desserts. The Sernik, Poland's traditional cheesecake, is the Queen of all Polish desserts. It is a baked cheesecake that is made from twaróg - curd cheese, eggs, and sugar. The word Sernik actually comes from the Polish word "ser" for cheese.
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Top 58 Central European Cakes Last update: Thu Nov 30 2023 shutterstock VIEW MORE View all Central European Cakes View Central European Cakes map 01 Cheese Dessert Sernik POLAND 4.5 shutterstock Ate it? Rate it Wanna try? Add to list MAIN INGREDIENTS Twaróg Butter Sugar Eggs Vanilla Cream Potato Flour
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Traditional Hungarian Dessert Recipes
Vanilla. Brown Sugar. Coconut. Drømmekage (lit. Dream cake) is a traditional Danish cake originating from Hjallerup in Jutland. The cake is made with a combination of flour, sugar, butter, eggs, milk, baking powder, and vanilla. Once prepared, the smooth batter is placed in a baking tin and baked until golden brown.
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Toucinho do Céu is one of the most traditional desserts in Portugal. Hailing from the Convent of Odivelas in Lisbon, this pastry comprises egg yolks, sugar, ground almonds and spaghetti squash-based jam. The name Toucinho do Céu is due to the fact that the original version included lard as an ingredient.
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Discover one of the most traditional cakes of the Portuguese Christmas: Bolo-Rei - the King's Cake - which originated in France and only arrived in Portugal during the mid nineteenth century. It is traditionally eaten on the 25th December for the Nativity and the 6th of January for the Epithany.
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Breskvice in Croatia. The EU's newest member comes with an adorable dessert option: peach-shaped cookies (the name breskvice translates to "little peaches"). These popular wedding treats consist of two cookies glued together with a filling of dark rum, crushed walnuts, and peach or apricot jam. They are then dipped in peach liqueur with a.
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1. Poland - Pierniczki Świąteczne 2. Poland - Babka 3. Germany - Pfeffernusse Cookies 4. Germany - Christollen (Stollen Bread) 5. Chile - Dulce de leche Fruitcake (Pan de pascua) 6. Slovakia - Medové Rezy (Honey Cake Slices) 7. Finland - Fruit Soup 8. United Kingdom - Christmas Cake & Ginger Bread Cookies 9. The Philippines - Bibingka 10.
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by GBC Kitchen Gingerbread comes in all sorts of shapes, sizes and textures, but at Christmas it really comes into its own. Gingerbread houses, for example, originated in sixteenth-century Germany, but loaves of gingerbread, gingerbread biscuits and ginger cakes became popular across the whole of Europe during the festive season.
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The European Cake Cookbook is a collection of European cakes like none other! Discover a new world of decadence from the celebrated traditions of European baking! This incredible book contains 65 all-new, never before published recipes from all over Europe. You'll love the combination of extravagant cake creations alongside simple, everyday.
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1. Baklava in Turkey The construction of baklava begins with layer upon layer of paper-thin phyllo pastry, each light sheet separated by melted butter. In the heart of the pastry sits a mixture of nuts, usually walnuts, cinnamon and honey, or sugar, or sugar syrup. In other words, it is extraordinarily sweet.
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Austria, Vienna - Sachertorte Our gateau-inspired travels start in Austria, where chocolate-lovers can be inspired by the famous Sachertorte. This cake, made of chocolate dough and apricot jam, was invented by the young Franz Sacher while he was still a baking apprentice. He had to create a perfect dessert for Austria's Prince Metternich.
