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These ultra‑soft milk buns are filled with a homemade Algerian spread, the famous “El Mordienne”. The secret lies in pre‑freezing the spread, which makes assembly easier and ensures an even distribution of flavor. Ideal for breakfast or a snack, they are golden, vanilla‑scented and very easy to make at home.
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