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Annika
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Annika

USA
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Posted - Oct 15 2013 :  11:53:25 AM  Show Profile
I haven't made this in years, but it is completely worth the effort to have this dense and rich confection to serve with wine or coffee. It's from early medieval times and has a wonderful history. Very nice! Here is a good recipe for it since I seem to have misplaced the one that I had

http://dominiquerizzo.com/recipe-popup.aspx?productid=164

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danyel
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Danyel
Robertsdale PA
USA
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Posted - Oct 15 2013 :  7:05:54 PM  Show Profile
That looks wonderful and thank you for sharing the recipe! I love a sweet with my tea! Can hardly wait for a day off to give it a try.

Danyel
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Ninibini
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Nini
Pennsylvania
USA
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Posted - Oct 16 2013 :  05:24:05 AM  Show Profile
Oh, Annika! That looks like such a lovely treat! I think I may include it in my neighbor's Christmas boxes this year! Thank you!!!! Hugs - Nini

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debbies journey
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debbie
anchorage ak
USA
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Posted - Oct 16 2013 :  9:24:22 PM  Show Profile

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Annika, is this crisp or soft, chewy? It looks delish!
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Annika
True Blue Farmgirl

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Annika

USA
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Posted - Oct 16 2013 :  9:34:57 PM  Show Profile
It's very dense and chewy (Not to be tackled lightly with dentures my father says ) I personally love it with a steaming cup of either good black tea or spiced tea. I hope that you like it!

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Calicogirl
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Sharon
Bruce Crossing Michigan
USA
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Posted - Oct 17 2013 :  08:16:10 AM  Show Profile
This looks and sounds amazing Annika. Thanks for sharing! You have the best recipes!

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Penny Wise
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Margo
Elyria OH
USA
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Posted - Oct 17 2013 :  08:33:08 AM  Show Profile
sounds heavenly!!! I love my sweets but the sugar in this makes me shy away (I've had gastric bypass).
thanks for sharing!!!!! I may just have to give it a try!!!!!

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GirlwithHook
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Alyce
Madison WI
USA
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Posted - Oct 17 2013 :  08:47:56 AM  Show Profile
Looks yummy, thanks!


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coccocolorado
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C.
Poway CA
USA
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Posted - Oct 18 2013 :  5:49:20 PM  Show Profile
Oooh, this looks familiar-thank you for posting!

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