Christmas Guide Christmas Pio Quinto From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia, by MultiMedia Back | Home | Up | Next Pio Quinto is a Nicaraguan dessert. It consists of cake that is drenched in rum and topped with a custard dusted with cinnamon. Some recipes also include raisins. It is eaten after meals or during Christmas time. The name is that of Pope Pius V, but the connection is unknown. There is also a Pio Quinto River in Nicaragua. [1] Categories: Christmas food Recommend This Page To A Friend!	Menu Link Pages Find Christmas links here and exchange links if you have a related website Link Exchange Pages Exchange Christmas links here and find links submitted by others Christmas Blog Find Christmas holiday season blogging where the joy and stress of Christmas are discussed The Night Before Christmas Enjoy the classic Christmas story of the night before Christmas A Christmas Carol Enjoy another Christmas Classic with Mr. Scrooge Assorted Christmas Stories Find 50 Christmas Stories to warm your holiday. The Holy Bible Read the Holy Bible Online and enjoy the word of God.
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