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Amigthalota-Greek Almond Biscuits

Almond Biscuits
A very easy dessert with minimal fats, without butter & with minimal ingredients. Almonds ground as the main ingredient and egg whites, beaten in a meringue. Flavored with mastic of Chios Island and cherry liqueur. Their top is decorated with almond flakes and a candied cherry to give them their color, to make them more attractive.
One of the best, traditional delicacies is the almond cookies. The shape, as well as their aromas, vary from place to place. Almonds biscuits are generally made from whitened ground almonds or marzipan, egg whites meringue, and sometimes even semolina. They have pear, rosette, small hill, ball, crescent, etc. shapes.
Sometimes they are sprinkled with powdered sugar and become pure white, and sometimes they remain with the roasted almond crumb visible. The most famous are probably those from the island of Andros, where there is a traditional local industry. The Almond Biscuits of Andros are flavored with rose water.
In all of the Dodecanese, the Cyclades & the islands of the Northeast Aegean, Almond Biscuits are a classic delicacy offered at weddings and engagements…
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Leftover Cake Trifle

Leftover Cake Trifle
Trifles, these beautiful desserts, served in transparent glasses, with alternating layers of different ingredients & flavors, are the most sophisticated way to utilize a leftover Cake or the rest of an Easter Brioche, which simply ran out, was not consumed and we don't want to throw away. Besides trifles we can utilize, making small chocolate truffles and a coating-camouflage to show us renewed as a new dessert at all insignificant.
A slightly wet cake or Easter Tsoureki or Cookies are ideal to absorb moisture and flavors from other ingredients which it is paired. With a pastry cream, whipped cream and our favorite sweets create a delicious dessert!
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