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Galette Des Rois, known asKing Cake,is a popular French cake to celebrate the holiday of Epiphany which takes place on January 6. It is the day when the Three Kings (les rois) visited the Baby Jesus. Credit: Leila Kwok The cake is offered for the most part of January in France and i...
The French Celebration with La Galette des Rois 与国王饼一起庆祝法式传统节日 Order your King’s Cake now! 快来订购你的国王饼! La Galette de Rois, or King’s Cake is a way for the French to celebrate Epiphany, or the 12thday of Christmas. This special day falls on 6thJanuary and marks...
Yield:1 cake 120 ratings For an extra-special holiday treat, bake this delicious galette des rois, a traditional French cake usually served on Epiphany, the day the Three Kings visited the baby Jesus. The name translates to "king cake," and is similar to the Mardi Gras king cake in that...
What is Galette des Rois? Also known as King Cake,Galette des Roisis a flaky puff pastry traditionally eaten in France in January to celebrate Epiphany, the date the three wise men were said to visit Baby Jesus. It takes on a golden-brown crust, a wonderfully brittle and buttery outer ca...
The French “Galette des Rois” is the traditional (and yummy!) way to celebrate the Epiphany in France; generally celebrated on January 6th, French people share this cake in which a small figurine is hidden. The one who gets it becomes the King!
I have always wanted to make a Galette des Rois for the Epiphany and finally plucked up the courage today. In France, it is a cake which is traditionally eaten on 6 January, although some shops and bakeries make the most of this event by selling them up to a few months before the big...
The galette is a perfect example of France’s time-honoured relationship with baking. Originating in Norman times – when it was known as agale– the term simply refers to a ‘flat cake’. Over time (and depending on what part of France you’re in), it’s become a catchall term for...
4.Similar to Carnival king cake and French galette des rois, roscas also have a favor — typically a plastic baby — inside the cake. 5.Perhaps apricot tahini shortbread bars, pistachio frangipane and blood orange galette or frozen mango and pomegranate pops. ...