........... and here in Malta together with a bag full of figs, chestnuts, almonds, walnuts and hazelnuts it is also a tradition to bake this cake. Here's some information about this day San Martin . I will also be posting the recipe once my other hand is not holding baby :)) (too long to type recipe with one finger!!)
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Ah! That looks so good! We had a fig tree in Texas that I am really missing right now. I can't find them up here (in an edible state, at least!).
What's that in your first photo? San Martin marks the beginning of winter for me, it would be nice to start the season with a cake, like you do there in Malta.
Francesca,
chestnuts that I had just baked are in my first photo. I'm sure you get those in Italy right?
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Huh typing with one finger...how frustrating it is when you need to type some long text and u've got a baby in the other hand!!! I know what that means now.
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