Sweet nativity
This gourmet deli store always lures passers by with its window display. This year the new food specialty is a chocolate cake in the shape of a Christmas tree, decorated with a sugar-sculpted nativity scene, complete with Three Kings. Were it not for its spiritual connotation, it could be labeled as luxuriously self-indulgent.
This gourmet deli store always lures passers by with its window display. This year the new food specialty is a chocolate cake in the shape of a Christmas tree, decorated with a sugar-sculpted nativity scene, complete with Three Kings. Were it not for its spiritual connotation, it could be labeled as luxuriously self-indulgent.
Happy Epiphany!
Soooooo YUMMY.
ReplyDeleteI liked the look of several of the cakes. Very artistic!
I love these presepi - in all forms.
ReplyDeleteO YUMMY Epiphany! Delicious photo! Wish I could stop by that store...
ReplyDeleteDelectable!
ReplyDeleteThis photo is not allowed for viewing for Ladies after New Year celebrations, as the effect is paralyzing for their will and mind...
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a nativity scene on a cake. Thank you for sharing this lovely (and delicious-looking) image.
ReplyDeleteI think this delicious looking chocolate cake would definitely be one of the rewards of spiritual practice! Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteDid I get your taste buds working overtime? Tee hee...
ReplyDeleteGunn~ That window is so sinful!
CCLinda~ I agree, love presepi.
Leif~ Delicious indeed...
Rambling Round~ Palatable!
Irina~ Tell me about it: diet will power=ZERO.
Amy~ It was a first for me too!
wow che dolci, spero tu abbia trascorso una bella epifania!
ReplyDeleteciao, Luis
ChuckP~ You slipped in before I could thank you. I agree, these cakes would make a convert out of anyone.
ReplyDeleteGrazie Luis! La befana รจ stata molto generosa quest'anno.
An interesting display and combination. Looks tasty, too!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLooks oh so delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh! This looks delicious! «Louis», with his Norman-French roots, found a Galette des Rois for Epiphany.
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