King cake

• Fat Tuesday is just around the corner, and with it comes all the fastnachts you could hope to consume.
(Patriot-News Blogs)
• Frequently asked questions about the King of King Cake Quest. The Times-Picayune crowned its winner, the pecan praline at Manny Randazzo, Wednesday morning after a six-week contest. Q: You have to taste the king cake at (name your favorite) bakery.
(nola.com)
• Panchitas Bakery at 2519 C St (Golden Hill between 25th 26th) is a must do if you have my taste buds.
(Examiner)
• Poor House Bistro in San Jose will be putting on a crawfish boil and offering Hurricanes and King Cake, in addition to its regular Big Easy menu. The Montegos will play New Orleans faves 5-9 p.m. at the free party.
(San Jose Mercury News)
• LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- Want a festive dessert for your Mardi Gras party? Heres a great king cake recipe. Louisiana native Tanya Oaks Smith will demonstrate this recipe with Ashley, Alyse and Tom.
(Today's THV)
• Others, like the alligator sausage, I could never quite get used to. But the thing I loved best was the Mardi Gras king cake.
(Asbury Park Press)
• Pox on the anti-baby attitude that sometimes sneaks into the South Mississippi Carnival season.
(Biloxi Sun Herald)
• After readers picked six favorite king cake bakeries, the Mardi Gras 2012 King Cake King contest judging began. On Feb. 7, the King Cake King judging panel traveled to 4821 Veterans Memorial Blvd.
(nola.com)
• The King Cake, with its spring-like colors of purple, yellow and green, probably is my favorite cake. Many King Cakes are just coffee cakes with icing and a plastic baby stuck inside.
(Memphis Commercial Appeal)
• Feast on traditional Louisianan jambalaya and King Cake, libate at the cash bar, browse the curiosities of the silent auction, play games, mingle and mix. Ticket prices, until Feb. 16, are $40 for a single, $75 for a pair, and $110 for three tickets.
(Abington Mariner)