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Turron de Dona Pepa

Turrón de Doña Pepa/too-RRON deh DOH-nyah PEH-pah/
Turron de Dona Pepa
About this dish

Layered anise-scented biscuit stacked and coated in colorful fruit syrup, traditional for October's Lord of Miracles procession.

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Ingredients
🌾4 cups flour
🌿2 tbsp anise seeds
🍯2 cups honey or fig syrup
🎨Colorful sugar sprinkles, for topping
Method
Serves 2
1
Make a firm anise-flavored dough and roll thin.
2
Bake into flat rectangular biscuits.
3
Layer several biscuits, spreading thick fruit syrup between each layer.
4
Coat the entire stack generously with more syrup.
5
Decorate with colorful sugar sprinkles and let set before slicing.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Turrón de Doña Pepa is a traditional Peruvian sweet, prepared especially during Lima's October religious festivities.

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