Feast of the Epiphany 2021 Recipes: From Rosca De Reyes to Galette Des Rois, Delicious Food Items You Can Prepare to Celebrate Three Kings Day

Happy Epiphany 2021! It is time to feast and if you are looking for traditional recipes to make on this day, you have come to the right place. From Rosca De Reyes to Galette Des Rois,  we have for you, delicious recipes.  If you do not know about Epiphany, it is also called Feast of the Epiphany or Three Kings Day is a feast day celebrated and is a very popular Christian feast day. It is the observance that celebrates the revelation of God incarnate as Jesus Christ. The feast commemorates the visit of the Magi to the Christ Child. While December 25 is a very important religious holiday for Christians, Epiphany marks that falls on January 6, is very important too.

The festival marks celebration and no celebration is complete without a grand feast. On this day several conventional and experimental food items are made to explore the erriment. So to celebrate the date that marks the day baby Jesus was "revealed" to the world, you can prepare these dishes below. Epiphany is a special part of Christmas and the story of Jesus’ birth, so feast on the day and spread positivity!

Rosca de Reyes

It's traditional to eat a special cake called 'Rosca de Reyes' (Three Kings Cake) on this day and it holds a special significance too. A figure of Baby Jesus is hidden inside the cake and one looks out to find it. It is said that whoever has the baby Jesus in their piece of cake is the "Godparent" of Jesus for that year. Here's a recipe video:

La galette Des Rois

Another traditionally prepared cake, celebrates the Epiphany, the incarnation of Jesus Christ.  The cake is typically bought in a boulangerie, and is made of pâte feuilletée (puff pastry), frangipane, or brioche (sweet bun).

Easy Strawberry and Banana Pancake Recipe

You can never go wrong with amazing pancakes. If you do not want to go elaborate, you can try this tasty strawberry and banana pancake!

So go ahead and add sweetness to the day that, in some countries, is just as important as Christmas Day itself. In Spain and some Latin American countries, people also take the day off work on January 6.

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