The Pavlova cake is named after a famous Russian ballet dancer, Anna Pávlova. So much Australia as New Zealand They claim to be the authors of this tasty dessert, which makes it one of the most popular sweets in Oceania. You have all the information in: «Gastronomy in Oceania: typical dishes with their names and recipes«.

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