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| Pecan balls |
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| Christmas cookies |
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| Mince pies |
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| brioche |
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| brioche |
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| Italian biscotti/ British rusk |
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| Swedish saffron buns |
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| creme brulee |
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| garlic shrimp on lettuce leaves with marie-rose sauce and tomato-onion garnish |
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Showing posts with label chelsea. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 19, 2018
Christmas 2018
Friday, January 12, 2018
Chelsea buns
An English tea time favorite, Chelsea bun is my favorite too. The other day, in my little breakfast room, with the sun shining warmly on me, and sipping a cup of tea, I bit into one of those. It was a pleasing experience that took me back in time, back home. Brought back the taste of those tutty-fruity raisin buns from then. Chelsea buns are loaded cinnamon rolls and the Swedish julbullar.
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