
Nicaragua
Bienmesabe
A Nicaraguan sweet cake with corn, milk, and cinnamon, a festive and daily classic
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Nicaragua
A Nicaraguan sweet cake with corn, milk, and cinnamon, a festive and daily classic

Aragon, Spain
Pastel ruso
Huesca Almond-Meringue Cake, locally pastel ruso, layers crisp almond meringue around a pale praline cream.

Spain
Roscon de Reyes
An oval-shaped sweet brioche decorated with candied fruit, eaten on Epiphany (January 6th), traditionally containing a hidden figurine and a bean.

Spain
Spanish lemon-scented cupcakes, a bakery staple.

Cantabria, Spain
Quesada pasiega
A Cantabrian dessert similar to cheesecake, made with fresh cheese, butter, eggs, sugar, and lemon zest, with a creamy texture and golden top.

Andalusia, Spain
A small rolled sponge cake from Santa Fe, Granada, soaked in syrup and filled with cream, named after Pope Pius IX (Pio Nono).

Cantabria, Spain
Sobao pasiego
A traditional buttery sponge cake from Cantabria, baked in a distinctive trapezoidal paper wrapper, with a dense, moist, slightly chewy texture.

Galicia, Spain
Tarta de Santiago
A Galician almond sponge cake with the Cross of Saint James stenciled in powdered sugar on top, made with ground almonds, eggs, and lemon zest.

Spain
Brazo de gitano
A thin sponge cake rolled around a filling of cream, jam, or dulce de leche, dusted with sugar, found in bakeries across Spain.