I am posting this for a member of a Portuguese forum . Need help identifying this Italian pastry.
Thanks,
Marie
"My Portuguese grandmother made an Italian pastry (sort of anisette
biscotti). I remember watching as she shaped the dough into intricate
baskets, bunnies, etc. My question is re what she called it. It sounds
like (Rishh-kee-lee-ah). No English translation. I can't find a word (or
multiple words?) like that in my dictionaries and guessing at random
spelling attempts on Google Translate isn't working. "
Name of this Italian Pastry?
Re: Name of this Italian Pastry?
Why was your Portuguese grand-mother making Italian pastries? Did she have some connection to a region in Italy? If so, which one? All of the regions in Italy have their own traditional pastries, cakes, pies, even pasta. So if we had a region, maybe somebody could pin it down.
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Re: Name of this Italian Pastry?
Thanks, however, the mystery has been solved. This was the Portuguese version of an Italian recipe for this type of pastry. It was called rosquilha--so not an Italian name.
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Re: Name of this Italian Pastry?
I can't help you, I'm sorry.