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Roscón is a
sweet bread-based ring-shaped
dessert typical of the
Spanish cuisine. The
Roscón de Reyes,
Roscón of Kings, is
traditionally eaten on the...
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broad bean is also
introduced inside the
roscón. It is
tradition that
whoever finds the bean pays for the
roscón.[citation needed] In Mexico,
central and...
- traditions, with
notable examples being Mexican pan de
muerto and
Spanish Roscón de Reyes. In the
United States,
orange flower water is
often used to make...
- Cantabria,
SpainPages displaying short descriptions of
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
Later that year, the
first ROSCon was held in St. Paul, Minnesota, the
first book on ROS, ROS By Example,...
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traditionally eaten for
breakfast or as an
afternoon snack.
Bread culture in
Spain Roscón de
reyes Morrow,
Madeleine (2016-01-18). "Mallorca's
history is
coiled in...
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Three Magic Kings is also
presented on
Epiphany Eve.
There is also a "
Roscón" (Spain) or "Rosca de Reyes" (Mexico). In Spain, the role of
Balthazar is...
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receive presents on both days. The
Epiphany bread/cake is
known as
Roscón,
Tortell de Reis in Catalan, and in
Mexico as
Rosca de reyes.
Epiphany is...
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guayaba (candied
guava peels),
torta de natas, obleas, flan de mango,
roscón, milhoja,
manjar blanco,
dulce de feijoa,
dulce de papayuela,
torta de mojicón...
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typical of
Carnival season and has a
spiritual connection with it, just like '
roscón' in
Christmas or 'arroz con leche' in Easter. In Bulgaria, a
similar dish...
