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Sächsischer Stollen, also known as Dresden Stollen, is a traditional German Christmas bread that hails from Saxony. Rich, sweet, and dense, this festive loaf boasts a luxurious mix of candied fruits, nuts, spices, and a core of marzipan, invoking the warmth and cheer of the holiday season.
Sächsischer Stollen: Christmas bread with candied fruits, marzipan.
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Leipziger Lerche is a classic German pastry hailing from Leipzig. The dessert resembles a lark, which is where its name originates (Lerche means 'lark' in German). Traditionally, this sweet pastry is made from a shortcrust dough filled with a luscious combination of marzipan, almonds, and a fruit jam, usually cherry or apricot.
Leipziger Lerche: Pastry with marzipan, nuts, jam.
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Marzipan Delights are sweet, chewy confections typically made from a blend of sugar, honey and ground almonds, known as marzipan. Their texture is soft and clay-like, making them perfect for molding into various shapes and figures.
Marzipan Delights
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