Chilean Pan de Pascua – traditions I’ve grown to love.
For me, Pan de Pascua has become a symbol of how traditions adapt, evolve, and sometimes surprise us—how new tastes can become just as cherished as old ones.
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For me, Pan de Pascua has become a symbol of how traditions adapt, evolve, and sometimes surprise us—how new tastes can become just as cherished as old ones.
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Continue readingImagine a divine creation made up of countless delicate layers of the lightest puff pastry, held together by alternating layers of rich Manjar and smooth crème pâtissière, and topped off with an elegant dusting of powdered sugar and cocoa.
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