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In Latin American culture, Three Kings' Day is often just as significant a celebration as Christmas, with many families hosting a holiday dinner on January 6 and exchanging gifts to honor the night. If you're one of those people hosting a celebration with friends and family or having a mini one on your own, we've gathered 15 traditional recipes to mark the occasion, from the staple rosca de reyes cake to savory dishes like tamales and pozole.
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