-
known as cantucci,
biscotti di
Prato or
biscotti etruschi and may be
dipped in a drink,
traditionally Vin Santo.
Smaller biscotti may be
known as biscottini...
- in the
United States.
Called "the
Queen of
Biscotti."
Tempesta "effectively
started the
national biscotti craze." With her
mother Aurora Marcheschi, Tempesta...
- Look up
biscotti in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Biscotti are
Italian almond biscuits from Prato,
Italy Biscotti may also
refer to:
Biscotti Regina...
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Biscotti regina (lit. 'queen biscuits'), also
known as reginelle, are
small Sicilian biscuits coated with
sesame seeds. They are
typical of the province...
-
introduced to the
Western world through Italy. Baci di dama
Baicoli Biscotti Biscotti regina Bocconotto Bombolone Cannoli Ciarduna Nocciolini di
Canzo Pandoro...
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Rossella Biscotti (born 1978) is an
artist whose practice cuts
across sculpture, performance,
sound works, and filmmaking. She
explores and reconstructs...
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Camporelli or
biscotti Camporelli is a
light biscuit made with flour,
sugar and eggs, and then
baked twice. They are
characterised by
their round, long...
- as a
teething aid.
Sponge rusk (Cuban Spanish: esponru) is
similar to
biscotti but it is made out of twice-baked
yellow cake batter. The
yellow cake batter...
- of Flonyard, the
Kingdom of the
Biscotti Republic as
Princess Millhiore's "Hero". He
wields the
Divine Sword of
Biscotti, "Palladion" (パラディオン, Paradion)...
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bread Biscuit (bread)
Crackers Biscuits Pretzels Biscotti Kala****ko
Cornbread Pandesal Pumpkin bread Pita
Sourdough Waffles Puff...
