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There's a Greek cake you're not supposed to taste until you've given a piece away first.🥰   ℹ️It's called Fanouropita, and it's made every August 27th for the feast of St. Fanourios — the revealing saint people pray to when something is lost, both literally and metaphorically. His name comes from the Greek word fanerono,
There's a Greek cake you're not supposed to taste until you've given a piece away first.🥰   ℹ️It's called Fanouropita, and it's made every August 27th for the feast of St. Fanourios — the revealing saint people pray to when something is lost, both literally and metaphorically. His name comes from the Greek word fanerono, "to reveal."   ✔️We actually know very little else about him. The only real trace of his life is an icon discovered around 1500 on the island of Rhodes, found perfectly preserved among ruins.   Traditional recipes for the cake call for 7 or 9 ingredients, representing either the 7 days of Creation or the sacred mysteries of the Church. Others say 9, for the choirs of angels. Mine comes out to nine.   👉️The tradition says you bake it the day before the feast, bring it to Vespers or morning liturgy to be blessed, then share it with everyone at church. When serving and before biting into it, you’re supposed to ask that his mother’s soul be forgiven for her sins, as she died a pagan. I love this tradition – so humbling and Greek, where the point is giving not eating (although the cake is delish!).   Fanouropita is, indeed, a wonderful vegan spice cake — no eggs, no dairy, made with olive oil, orange juice, walnuts, and raisins, spiced with cinnamon and clove. I make it well beyond August 27th. It's dense, moist, keeps for days, and honestly makes a lovely breakfast cake any time of year.❤️🇬🇷   Fanouropita (Vegan Greek Spice Cake — 9 Ingredients) Serves 8 · Prep 20 min · Bake 40–50 min   Ingredients: ▪️4½ cups self-rising flour ▪️1 tsp ground cinnamon ▪️½ tsp ground cloves ▪️1½ cups extra virgin Greek olive oil ▪️1½ cups sugar ▪️1 scant tsp baking soda ▪️1¾ cups fresh orange juice ▪️1 cup seedless dark raisins ▪️1 cup coarsely chopped walnuts ▪️Confectioner's sugar, for garnish   👉️See the instructions at the link in bio.   If you make it, share a piece with someone. That's really the whole tradition.😍   ✔️Save this one for August 27th — or just make it because it's a good cake. Full library of Greek recipes at the link in bio.🔗   #StFanourios #OliveOilCake #VeganGreekRecipes #MyGreekTable #GloriousGreekKitchen

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