Okay, I need to write an original article about Mini Rosca De Reyes. Let's start by understanding what the user wants. The keyword is "Mini Rosca De Reyes," and there's some context provided. They mentioned making it with 2 cups of flour, a video tutorial, a simple recipe, and some hashtags. Also, they want it to be SEO-friendly, using h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, and em tags. No markdown fences, just safe HTML. First, I should outline the structure. The article needs to be around 600-900 words. The user provided some context about making mini Roscas, a recipe with 1 kg flour, 250g sugar, etc., and some tips on selling them. Also, the recipe uses 2 cups of flour. Wait, there's a conflict here. The user mentioned both 2 cups and 1 kg of flour. I need to check if that's a mistake. In the context, there's a part that says "In this video, I'll show you how to make mini King's Day cakes with 2 cups of flour." Then in the recipe, it says "-1 kg of flour". Hmm. Maybe the user wants to include both measurements? Maybe the 2 cups is for the mini version, and 1 kg is for a larger version. I need to clarify that in the article. Also, the user wants the article to be natural in headings. So maybe start with an introduction about Mini Rosca De Reyes, then a section on why they're special, followed by the recipe, maybe tips for making them, baking tips, and a conclusion. They also mentioned including some prices and selling them, so maybe a section on that as well. Let me start drafting the introduction. Highlight the mini version, their soft texture, and orange scent. Then mention the context about making them simple and easy. Use the hashtags provided but not sure where to place them. Maybe in the meta description or within the content? The user included the hashtags in the context, so maybe mention them at the end as part of the social media tips. For the recipe section, need to list the ingredients and steps. The user provided two different flour measurements. Wait, the first context says 2 cups of flour for the mini version, and in the recipe part, it's 1 kg of flour. That seems like a big difference. Maybe the 1 kg is for a larger batch. I need to present both options. Maybe the main recipe uses 2 cups for mini, and then suggest scaling up to 1 kg for larger batches. That makes sense. So in the article, present the mini recipe with 2 cups, then mention that if you want to make more, you can scale up to 1 kg. That way, I address both measurements provided in the context. Also, include the other ingredients from the recipe: sugar, water, maybe yeast, eggs, butter, etc. The user mentioned "How to make Rosca de Reyes (Three Kings' Bread) easily and quickly Recipe: -1 kg of flour -250 g of sugar -400 ml of water -3 ..." The "3" might be 3 eggs or something else. Need to check if there's missing info. Since the user hasn't provided all the ingredients, maybe infer the rest based on standard Rosca de Reyes recipes. Typically, they have flour, sugar, water, yeast, eggs, butter, orange zest, etc. So I can list the ingredients accordingly, maybe using the 2 cups flour as the base for mini, and the 1 kg as a larger version. Also, the user mentioned "8 MINI ROSCAS de reyes WITH A RECIPE ideal to sell this season on Three Kings Day." So maybe the article can include a section on selling them, like pricing tips or presentation ideas. The user also wants to avoid unsupported claims, so if I mention prices, I need to say "here are some price examples" without stating exact profits or guarantees. In the introduction, maybe start with what Mini Rosca de Reyes is, their significance during Three Kings Day. Then move into why making them at home is a good idea. Then the recipe, steps, baking tips, and maybe a section on how to sell them if someone wants to make and sell