The name “King Cake” is a reference to the Biblical story of the three kings or wisemen who brought gifts when Jesus was born ...

Americans usher in the new year with lifestyle resolutions galore, but many people across the globe — particularly those from predominantly Catholic countries — celebrate the calendar change with a ...

The Epiphany is celebrated by many Christian traditions, and is a holy day of obligation in the Catholic Church, celebrated the Sunday between Jan. 2 and Jan 8. King cake is also a staple during ...

Dessert: Let's make a king cake for Epiphany! For softness, we've chosen the brioche version. In fact, this one comes ...

This dessert, also known as a king cake, is traditionally served for Epiphany on January 6. Epiphany is thought to be the day the three wise men (or kings) visited baby Jesus after he was born.

Jan. 6, known as Twelfth Night or Epiphany, officially begins the 2025 carnival season ... green and gold sugar sprinkles, ...

King Cake season begins every year on Jan. 6, which is called Epiphany or Three Kings Day. In Christian tradition, that day marks the day the three wise men found baby Jesus in the manger ...

No holiday is complete without a sweet treat, and the Jan. 6 Epiphany is no exception, marked by the sharing of a classic king cake with friends and family. The beloved pastry is a staple of Mardi ...

The Epiphany, or Three Kings Day ... In Latino countries, a “roscon de reyes,” a king’s ring cake “rosca de reyes,” is made. It is a pastry with a tiny figurine of a baby baked into ...

Some associate it with Mardi Gras, others with a celebration known as Epiphany. King cake is eaten on January 6 in honor of Epiphany, or Twelfth Night, which historically marks the arrival of the ...