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You thought the French food fest was over now that Christmas and New Year’s Eve was behind us? Think again. With the arrival of January comes a national obsession with the "galette des rois" – the “king cake.”
But the pleasure brought by a "galette des rois" isn’t merely due to its delicious taste – it’s also the anticipation of wondering whether you will be the lucky one to discover la fève, a tiny charm, buried inside one of the slices. If you are, you’re “king for a day” and take your place in a 700-year old French tradition.
Per my family's tradition, who wins the charm, must make the next "galette". Thus, it is a good excuse to eat a "galette" every week end.
Learn how to prepare it and keep the French tradition alive.
You thought the French food fest was over now that Christmas and New Year’s Eve was behind us? Think again. With the arrival of January comes a national obsession with the "galette des rois" – the “king cake.”
But the pleasure brought by a "galette des rois" isn’t merely due to its delicious taste – it’s also the anticipation of wondering whether you will be the lucky one to discover la fève, a tiny charm, buried inside one of the slices. If you are, you’re “king for a day” and take your place in a 700-year old French tradition.
Per my family's tradition, who wins the charm, must make the next "galette". Thus, it is a good excuse to eat a "galette" every week end.
Learn how to prepare it and keep the French tradition alive.
Main ingredient
Almond flour