Peitubs
Peitubs are a traditional Catalan dish originating from the region of Catalonia in northeastern Spain. The name "peitubs" comes from the Catalan word "peit," meaning "breast," and "tubs," which refers to the small, round shape of the baked pastries. These sweet treats are often enjoyed during festive occasions, particularly around Christmas and Easter, as well as during local celebrations like the *Festa Major* in various towns and villages.
The dish consists of a small, flaky pastry filled with a mixture of ground almonds, sugar, and
Peitubs have deep historical roots, dating back to medieval times when they were prepared as offerings during
Beyond their culinary significance, peitubs also hold cultural importance in Catalonia. They are often shared among