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- n. Plural form of marzipan.
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“In the beginning, I was making classic chocolates, which I still make and still like very much, like pralinés, whipped cream, marzipans, all that stuff.”
“The women would prepare sweets such as candied citrus peels, nuts and dried-fruit specialties and their legendary hand made marzipans for the event during the week of Passover; these all require no flour, and therefore can be prepared in advance without compromising the holiness of Passover.”
“Then we picked up a few groceries store was insane - closed yesterday and closed tomorrow and got some new year's goodies - these little marzipans in lucky shapes, and a new year's prezel.”
“Cookbooks of the 18th century generally included a handful of recipes that call for chocolate, among them dragées, marzipans, and biscuits, creams and ices and mousses.”
Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
“The second recipe is for the ancestor of marzipans.”
“There were preserves, both dry and liquid, a variety of sugared nuts, fruit pastes, marzipans, sweet biscuits, “every kind of fruit in the world” no mean feat in May!”
“Less equipment was needed in the office than in the cuisine, but it was more specialized, including alembics for distillation, molds for jellied preparations, and elaborate cutters for marzipans, copper candying pans for caramelizing almonds, and sometimes even a chocolate-grinding stone.”
“Although medieval hashes disappeared, pies and wafers, marzipans, and fruit pastes continued and indeed increased in use and diversity.”
“After lunch, Gürs brings out his grandmother's cake and unwraps marzipans from”
“At the citrus shop, the guests coming here can attend the production of the sweets such as delights and marzipans with different citrus flavors.”
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