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Traditional Mexican Rosca de Reyes, a sweet, fragrant bread flavored with orange zest and vanilla, brushed with egg wash, topped with colorful candied fruits and a buttery sugar paste. Perfect for celebrating the Epiphany or any special occasion.
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