Spain: breads, grains & baking
Community source noteNotable desserts are frisuelos (similar to crêpes, usually filled with cream or apple jam), rice pudding (white rice cooked with milk, lemon zest and sugar), and carbayón (dulce) (puff pastry cakes filled with almond mash and covered with sugar glaze).
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AI topic illustration ChurrosdishFried dough, often coated in sugar or cinnamon.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration EnsaimadadishPopular desserts include ensaïmada, tambor d'ametlla, and suspiros de Manacor.
View guide & history →AI topic illustration Tarta de SantiagopastrySweets that are famous throughout the Iberian Peninsula are the tarta de Santiago and filloas (crêpes).
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Notable desserts are frisuelos (similar to crêpes, usually filled with cream or apple jam), rice pudding (white rice cooked with milk, lemon zest and sugar), and carbayón (dulce) (puff pastry cakes filled with almond mash and covered with sugar glaze).
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