3 kings day traditions

How the Modern Family Celebrates Three Kings' Day- We love our cultural traditions but we adapt them to fit our family and lifestyle.

What you need to know about Three Kings Day | Living Mi Vida Loca & LMVL SoCal

Although the Christmas holidays may end in the U.S. after December 25, the biggest event of the Puerto Rico holiday season is Epiphany (Three Kings Day).

Making the classic Three Kings Day Bread or Roscón de Reyes preserves the longstanding tradition that celebrates the Spaniard legacy and the Epiphany. In Mexico, the tradition of the Three Kings Day or Ephipnay started in the sixteenth century by the Catholic missionaries. The bread has all-purpose flour, eggs, butter, candied fruits, and includes several Baby Jesus figurines. #breadmaking #mexicancuisine #threekingsday #roscondereyes

"Let them eat brioche!". It was brioche, not cake that Marie-Antoinette is supposed to have suggested to Parisians complaining about the rising price of bread. What we aren't told is which kind of pastry the queen had in mind. After all, there are so many. Here's a taster...

How to Plan a Three Kings Day Party for Spanish Class - Profe Nygaard

In Latin American culture, Three Kings' Day is often just as significant a celebration as Christmas, with many families hosting a holiday dinner on January 6

Rosca de Reyes, or Three Kings Bread, is a soft orange-flavored sweet bread that's traditionally made in Mexico to celebrate Three Kings Day.

How to do just 3 gifts for Christmas! Something for fun, something for their soul, and something for their body. Just leave that stocking opening for the candy and small knick-knacks ;)