#christmas food

[christmasxmas]

[daily-deliciousness]

Fondant potatoes

[xmas-present]

[niftyrecipe]

Fondant sweet potatoes (slow roasted)

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[jacky93sims]

Santa Cake and Marshmellow Hot Chocolate Food for The Sims 2

These are 4to2 conversions from ONI, low poly. Cake is a food that can be prepared from the Fridge like a Layer Cake while the Hot Chocolate is an object you can find in Buy Mode (Kitchen - Miscellaneous). Sims will use it like a sort of chocolate machine, buying a cup for 8 simoleons.

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[siseliestudio]

Christmas pie 🍰🎄✨️

[puriusagi]

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Casca de reis 🍰 a cake made of marzipan stuffed with candied sweet potato, candied egg yolk or pumpkin. It's made in the shape of a ring, a snake or another animal, and accompanied with dragée almonds, dried fruit, anise sweets, candied pumpkin and other candied fruits.

The casca is from the Valencian Country, where it's eaten on Three Wise Men Day (January 6th, the day we get the Christmas presents brought by the Three Wise Men), traditionally either brought by godparents as a gift for their godchildren or as a gift left by the Three Wise Men. Families can choose either this casca de reis or the other traditional dessert for the holiday, tortell de reis.

This recipe is documented since at least the year 1520, when it appears in the recipe book Llibre del Coc by Mestre Robert. The word "casca" (in diminutive, "casqueta") already appears in a list of sweets that are part of a poem by in Jaume Roig's famous book Espill, published in 1460.

1st photo and information from Tasta'l d'ací project about traditional Valencian cuisine.

2nd photo from Claudia&Julia cooking blog.

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[daily-deliciousness]

Black pepper crusted beef tenderloin

[xmas-present]

[vegan-nom-noms]

Vegan Peppermint Brownie Doughnuts

[polish-food]

Polish Christmas Krokiety with Sauerkraut and Mushrooms (recipe in Polish)

[retrowaving1]

In relation to my last post about Ukrainian and Polish gingerbread cakes I would like to make a little poll: