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Marzipan is a
confection consisting primarily of
sugar and
almond meal (ground almonds),
sometimes augmented with
almond oil or extract. It is
often made...
- Look up
marzipan in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Marzipan, once
known as
marchpane in English, is a
confection based on
almond meal.
Marzipan and marchpane...
- Lübeck
Marzipan (German: Lübecker
Marzipan)
refers to
marzipan originating from the city of Lübeck in
northern Germany and has been
protected by an EU...
- The
marzipan pig is a
traditional German, Dutch, Belgian, and
Scandinavian confectionery consisting of
marzipan shaped as a pig.
During Jul in Norway...
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character Marzipan. In
early episodes, the
episode number ended in .0 (for example,
Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 5.0), but
since Marzipan changed...
- or syrups), iced with
buttercream or
other icings, and
decorated with
marzipan,
piped borders, or
candied fruit. Cake is
often served as a celebratory...
- марципан" –
Danish marzipan. In the
Grigorovich version for
Bolshoi Theatre the idea of
Europe is
represented by
dance with a
marzipan sheep on wheels;...
- used in many cuisines,
often featuring prominently in desserts, such as
marzipan. The
almond tree
prospers in a
moderate Mediterranean climate with cool...
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Marzipan, a
sweet almond paste, is
often used for
modeling cake
decorations and
sometimes used as a cake cover, much like fondant. However,
marzipan is...
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marzipan is a type of
marzipan traditionally produced in the
former German city of Königsberg (now Kaliningrad, Russia). Königsberg's
first marzipan production...
