Giglio Island Sweet Panficato is a typical sweet from the Island of Giglio. To be more exact it comes from Giglio Castello, the fortified neighbourhood of the island. Here figs and grapes are dried on granite surfaces and underneath the...
These crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside sweets are absolutely addicting, once you eat a Frittella di Riso or Frittella di Carnevale you won’t be able to stop. I am incapable of...
Schiacciata alla Fiorentina Recipe Ingredients Serves 6 350g all purpose flour 100g sugar 2 eggs 80 g of olive oil* 80 ml of milk 1 orange – its juice 16 g of vanilla flavored baking powder **...
Day of the Dead Bread from Tuscany Marzia of whitedarkmilkchocolate an authentic sienese of the contrada del Drago, guests posts for Tuscanycious – here is her version of the famous “Bread with Saints”. If you are in Siena...
Is it a sweet or savory pie? Why have to answer when in Tuscany’s Versilia it can be both. Tradition wants this pie to be baked with both salt and sugar, the result is unexpectedly fantastic. It is served in...
Tuscan Fake n.2 The Carbonara (Fake Tuscan n.1) I posted last week got me thinking…. I found another great tuscan fake! I often read comments on how great Cannoli are and see pictures of tuscan Cannoli! Unfortunately for us Cannoli are...
Yesterday we talked about the history today we are giving the recipe! Ingredients 25 g (1 oz) rosemary spigs 25g (1 oz) fresh yeast a pinch of sugar a pinch of salt 310 ml (1 .1/4...
Nowadays, pandiramerino (translates into bread of rosemary) is slightly different if compared to the traditional version that was prepared only during lent and precisely on Holy Thursday. Today Pandiramerino is eaten all year long and not...
This menu is all about simplicity, flavor and heart…and by heart, I don’t mean you’ll be using it as an ingredient but I do mean you will use it while preparing this authentic tuscan...
Cenci are typical sweets that are often prepared throughout Tuscany during Carnival, especially on jeudi gras, in the past cenci were called “gloves” because they were shaped like gloves and then the dough was cut in a...