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kanelknuter (nœuds à la cannelle norvégiens)

Quand j’ai partagé ces nœuds à la cannelle pour la première fois sur Instagram, les gens ont ca-po-té.¦

Posted in desserts, petit-déjeunerTagged brioche, cannelle, cardamome, dessert, norvégien, pâtisserie, plats réconfortants

Allô! C’est Simone. J’aime les repas fait maison et les légumes de saison. Vous trouverez ici des recettes de plats que j’ai préparés et savourés, et qui (j’espère) pourront vous servir d’inspiration à la maison.

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I just love leeks this time of year. Some of my fa

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