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Cougnou
Cougnou is a sweet, enriched yeast bread traditionally eaten in Belgium and nearby parts of northern France during the winter holiday season. Its distinctive elongated shape represents the swaddled infant Jesus, and regional names include cougnolle and coquille. The bread may be plain or contain raisins, chocolate pieces, or pearl sugar, and is commonly associated with Saint Nicholas Day and Chris...
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Sfinge
Sfinge, also spelled sfenj, are ring-shaped North African fritters made from a soft, yeasted wheat dough that is stretched by hand and deep-fried. They are especially associated with Morocco and are commonly eaten fresh as a breakfast food or snack, either plain or with sugar, honey, or tea. Variants are also part of Jewish North African food traditions and may be prepared for Hanukkah because fry...
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