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The salty flipper to the Genoese is the salty version of the classic Neapolitan dessert.
A traditional sweet but widespread throughout Italy and different names, such as the Bignè di San Giuseppe in the oven and filled with cream.
A traditional sweet but widespread throughout Italy and different names, such as the Bignè di San Giuseppe in the oven and filled with cream.
The kilns are a rich dessert and the millenary history:
the name derives from Joseph who, fleeing to Egypt with Mary and Jesus, in order to maintain the family he had given himself to the profession of "Frittellaro" and there are several poems and philanthropists precisely in honor of St. Joseph Frittellaro.
For this reason, in all of Italy, the baked zeppos are the typical desserts of the feast of the father.
This dessert of origin bell is now prepared throughout Italy on March 19.
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The salty flipper to the Genoese is the salty version of the classic Neapolitan dessert.
The paddle with coconut is an excellent variant of the classic sheet.
The chestnut, or baldino or ramen, is a typical dessert prepared with chestnut flour and enriched with raisins, pine nuts and rosemary.
The dessert that represents the Neapolitans in the world.
The Lemon stuffed pastel is an excellent fresh variant of the classic parsley.
Cheese and honey, a refined and irresistible combination that reveals the secret of the success of an ancient Sardinian recipe
The cassata, produced by the Sicilian pastry shop, and more specifically of Palermo, deserves the place of honor among the typical desserts of this region, along with cannoli, almond pastes and pinches.
The cantucci, also known by the original name of “biscotti di Prato”, are among the most popular and known cookies in the world:
Inspired by one of the classic sweets of the bell pastry, the famous chocolate caprese, we have experienced a more candid and fragrant version of citrus: lemon goat.
The ricotta and salami brine is our savory version of the classic Neapolitan dessert.
The Lemon stuffed pastel is an excellent fresh variant of the classic parsley.
Salad confectioner with artichokes is our savory version of the classic Neapolitan pasquale with wheat, ricotta cream and frill paste.
The caprese cake is a traditional Neapolitan dessert, prepared with almonds, cocoa, eggs, butter and sugar (and powdered sugar to garnish).
The pastry with pistachio cream is nothing but the revisitation of the classic Neapolitan pastry, designed for the most delicious!
A traditional sweet but widespread throughout Italy and different names, such as the Bignè di San Giuseppe fritti and filled with cream.
The Kissback is an unmissable goodness.