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Pastiera (Italian: [paˈstjɛːra]; Neapolitan: [paˈstjeːrə]) or
pastiera napoletana is a type of
Neapolitan tart made with
cooked wheat, eggs and ricotta...
- of the
Christmas speciality panettone that
Motta foods were producing.
Pastiera is a type of
Neapolitan tart made with
cooked wheat, eggs, ricotta, and...
- l'****le or in
Spain for the Roscón de
Reyes (King cake), or in
Italy for the
pastiera, or the
Samsa in
Tunisia or in
Moroccan coffee, but has more
recently found...
- Po****r
Neapolitan pastry dishes include zeppole, babà,
sfogliatelle and
pastiera, the
latter of
which is
prepared specially for
Easter celebrations. Another...
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cakes and
desserts are
filled with ricotta, like c****ata
Siciliana and
pastiera Napoletana.[citation needed]
Swiss Chäschüechli (ramequin in French-speaking...
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period are abbacchio,
cappello del prete, casatiello,
Colomba di Pasqua,
pastiera, penia,
pizza di
Pasqua and pizzelle.
Abbacchio is an
Italian preparation...
- grains, then
baked firm,
ricotta is also a main
ingredient in
Neapolitan pastiera, one of Italy's many "Easter pies".
Ricotta is also
commonly used in savory...
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braciole al ragù (meat
rolls in ragù sauce). The use of
wheat in the
modern pastiera cake,
typical of Easter,
could have had
originally a
symbolic meaning,...
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Desserts include struffoli (deep
fried balls of dough), ricotta-based
pastiera, sfogliatelle,
torta caprese, and rum baba.
Originating in
Neapolitan cuisine...
- Pain d'épices
Pandan cake
Panforte Panettone Panpepato Parkin Parrozzo Pastiera Petit four
Pinca Ploatz Pound cake
Prekmurska gibanica Princess cake Prinzregententorte...
