If the question refers to "El Dia de los Reyes" (Day of the Kings) which is celebrated in Spain, Mexico, Philippines, Cuba, Puerto Rico and some other Latin American countries; and the rite of the "Rosca de Reyes" which is done in the afternoon of that day, then the answer is that a small doll representing the baby Jesus is baked inside the rosca.
Also, in Spain, it used to be that gold coins were often hidden inside the roscas but now little trinkets or toys are sometimes hidden. Sometimes a fava bean is baked inside.
As far as general fillings for rosca, there can be many, such as candied fruit and almonds, cream, jelly, etc.
Ninotchka Rosca was born in 1946.
Gabriel Rosca was born in 1895.
Gabriel Rosca died in 1943.
Gabriel Rosca's birth name is Gabriel Cahours.
Monika Rosca was born on May 4, 1961, in Ldz, Ldzkie, Poland.
Yes they are baked but only the chocolate cookie. The filling on the inside is not.
In a can, inside a lorry.
Dumitru D. Rosca has written: 'L' influence de Hegel sur Taine' -- subject(s): Influence
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When the potato is soft and fluffy inside.
Rosca de Reyes is eaten on January 6th, the Three Kings Day, which is said to be the day that the Three Kings came to visit the baby Jesus after his birth in Bethlehem.
Yes they are baked but only the chocolate cookie. The filling on the inside is not.