Vasilopita cake

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Vasilopita (Basil pie) is the highlight of the season’s festivities for me; the dessert is named after St Basil, a very wealthy and generous man living in Cappadocia in the 4th century who, as the story goes, decided to distribute his fortune to those in need, by making small pies and hiding money or jewelry in each one …

Fooodlove’s recipe for traditional Greek New Year’s Cake, the Vasilopita - look out for the lucky coin! Greek Vasilopita Cake, Vasilopita Recipe Cake, Greek New Years Cake, Vasilopita Cake, Vasilopita Recipe, Greek Cake, Dessert Breads, Inside Cake, New Year's Cake

Vasilopita is a Greek New Year cake, and an unmissable tradition! Cooked up throughout Greece, the texture is sometimes more bready, almost like my recipe for Tsoureki Easter bread. On Rhodes however, where I am from, the Vasilopita traditionally has a moist and cake-like crumb, as in this recipe, for a Vasilopita with hazelnuts. Greek Vasilopita cake hides a secret, however; this isn’t just cake! Much like a traditional Christmas pudding in the UK, it is customary in Greece to hide a…

Vasilopita (Basil pie) is the highlight of the season’s festivities for me; the dessert is named after St Basil, a very wealthy and generous man living in Cappadocia in the 4th century who, as the story goes, decided to distribute his fortune to those in need, by making small pies and hiding money or jewelry in each one … Essen, Vasilopita Cake, Greek Deserts, Vasilopita Recipe, Basil Pie, Hiding Money, Small Pies, Nightshade Free Recipes, Fantasy Cakes

Vasilopita (Basil pie) is the highlight of the season’s festivities for me; the dessert is named after St Basil, a very wealthy and generous man living in Cappadocia in the 4th century who, as the story goes, decided to distribute his fortune to those in need, by making small pies and hiding money or jewelry in each one …

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