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The alfajor, an iconic sweet in Latin America, has its origins in medieval Spain, where the Arabs introduced a version similar to baklava, made with honey and nuts wrapped in a wafer. During the colonization of the Americas, the recipe was brought over by the colonizers...

Pavlova is a dessert inspired by the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova, who toured Australia and New Zealand in the 1920s. Both countries claim to be the origin of this delightful meringue-based cake, which is characterised by its crisp exterior and soft interior.  The Pavlova recipe has...

Kuri Kinton is a traditional Japanese dish commonly served during Osechi Ryori, the New Year's meal. It represents good fortune and prosperity, as its golden color symbolizes wealth. This sweet dish combines the smoothness of sweet potatoes with the sweet and creamy touch of canned...