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Panellets are one of the most representative sweets of the Catalan tradition, especially linked to the Castanyada. Its marzipan base, made from ground almonds and sugar, offers a tender and comforting texture, perfect to combine with autumnal and warm flavors.
In this contemporary version —Pumpkin and cinnamon panellets— we reinterpret the classic recipe with a seasonal twist. Our raw Marcona almond flour provides natural creaminess and an elegant flavour, while roasted pumpkin adds moisture, sweetness and vibrant colour. Cinnamon envelops the mixture with spicy notes that evoke autumn at its finest.
The result is a smooth, aromatic, and nuanced bite, where tradition meets creativity. These panellets not only preserve the artisanal spirit of the Catalan dessert but also enrich it with a current and sophisticated proposal.
✨ If you are passionate about panellets, we invite you to also discover our recipe for Coconut, yuzu and sesame Panellets, where exotic flavors combine with tradition to offer a different and delicious experience.
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