A Russian New Year's Eve Party Isn't Complete Without a Napoleon Cake ~ Ex-Cook

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A Russian New Year's Eve Party Isn't Complete Without a Napoleon Cake

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The layered cake got its start celebrating the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte

Russian history explains why a layered cake celebrating the defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte became a must when celebrating the New Year.

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