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What is the name of the Traditional Christmas dessert in France?
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une buche de noël - yule log. made by baking a flat cake, icing it with chocolate, then rolling it. you then do the same again, wrapping it around the first one etc, etc. continue this until you have a nice log sized cake. the final layer of chocolate frosting is then decorated to look like tree bark, meringue fungi can then be attached as well as sprigs of holly etc.
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