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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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Stollen is a traditional German fruit bread often enjoyed during the holiday season. Its dense yet tender crumb is generously dotted with dried fruits such as raisins, currants, and candied citrus peel, as well as almonds or marzipan.
Stollen: Rich fruit bread dusted with powdered sugar
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Tortell de Reis, also known as Kings Cake, is a traditional Andorran pastry that is typically served on Epiphany to celebrate the arrival of the Three Wise Men. This ring-shaped cake is usually made of sweet, brioche-like dough and is often filled with marzipan or whipped cream.
Tortell de Reis (Kings Cake) (Andorra)
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