List of Italian desserts and pastries
This is a list of Italian desserts and pastries. Italian cuisine has developed through centuries of social and political changes, with roots as far back as the 4th century BCE. Italian desserts have been heavily influenced by cuisine from surrounding countries and those that have invaded Italy, such as Greece, Spain, Austria, and France. Italian cuisine is also influenced by the Mediterranean climate and agriculture.
Characteristics[edit]
Italy has an extremely diverse range of cuisines, due to the large amount of influences throughout its history. Peaches, lemons, and pears are popular fruits for recipes, as well as sweet cheeses, such as ricotta and mascarpone.[1] Coffee, especially espresso, are integral to Italian culture and cuisine, and is featured frequently in dessert recipes, such as tiramisù. The usage of a cold dairy dessert, such as ice cream or gelato, was introduced to the Western world through Italy.[2]
Italian desserts[edit]
A[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Affogato | Espresso served with a scoop of ice cream | |
Africanetti | Emilian sweet made with egg yolks, sugar and butter | |
Africani | Biscuits made with egg yolks and sugar, originally from Galatina, Apulia | |
Amaretti | Biscuits made with almonds, egg whites and sugar | |
Amaretti di Saronno | Biscuits from Saronno, Lombardy, made with apricot kernels, almonds, egg whites and sugar | |
Amor polenta | Lombard maize-flour cake | |
Angel wings | Fried dough shaped into ribbons and coated in powdered sugar | |
Anello di Monaco | Mantuan cake of Swiss origins | |
Anello di san Luigi Gonzaga | Lombard almond cake | |
Arancini | Carnival sweets from Marche |
B[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Baci di Cherasco | Chocolate-covered hazelnuts from Cherasco, Piedmont | |
Baci di Cremona | Lombard hazelnut sandwich cookies | |
Baci di dama | Sandwich cookie made with hazelnuts and chocolate, originally from Tortona, Piedmont | |
Baicoli | Venetian biscuits made with butter, sugar, eggs, flour and yeast | |
Barbajada | Milanese drink made from whipped chocolate, milk, and coffee | |
Baxin | Ligurian sweet made with anise seeds and flour | |
Befanini | Tuscan Epiphany biscuits | |
Bensone | Emilian oval-shaped cake | |
Bicciolano | Biscuits from Vercelli, Piedmont, made with flour, butter, eggs and spices | |
Bignolata mantovana | Mantuan cake made up of beignets filled with zabajone, chocolate and whipped cream | |
Bisciola | Lombard sweet bread made with buckwheat flour, figs, honey, raisins and walnuts | |
Biscione reggiano | Snake-shaped Christmas cake from Reggio Emilia | |
Biscotti del Lagaccio | Genoese biscuits made with flour, butter, sugar and aniseed | |
Biscotto di Ceglie | Almond paste with cherry jam, originally from Ceglie Messapica, Apulia | |
Biscotti regina | Sicilian biscuits coated with sesame seeds | |
Biscottini di Prosto | Biscuits from Piuro, Lombardy | |
Biscotto di Castellammare | Biscuit created in 1848 in Castellammare di Stabia, Campania | |
Biscotto Salute | Rusk made with butter, eggs, flour and sugar | |
Bocconotto | Abruzzese Christmas pastry filled with almonds and chocolate | |
Bombolone | Italian doughnut, filled with typically custard, chocolate, cream, or jam | |
Bonèt | Piedmontese custard dessert with amaretti and cocoa | |
Bossolà bresciano | Lombard sweet bread | |
Bracciatello | Romagnol sweet made with flour, eggs and sugar | |
Bracciatello cesenate | Soft biscuit from Cesena, Emilia-Romagna | |
Brigidino di Lamporecchio | Aniseed biscuits from Lamporecchio, Tuscany | |
Bruttiboni | Biscuit made from almonds or hazelnuts | |
Budino | Pudding made from milk and egg custard, typically topped with a crust or whipped-cream topping | |
Bussilan | Emilian ring-shaped cake | |
Bussolano | Mantuan cake | |
Bustrèng | Romagnol fruit cake |
C[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Caffè in forchetta | Coffee budino | |
Calcioni marchigiani | Easter cheese-filled sweets from Marche | |
Calzone di San Leonardo | Christmas almond sweet from Molfetta, Apulia | |
Camporelli | Ladyfinger-like biscuits made from sugar, flour, and eggs | |
Canestrelli | Biscuits made with semolina and confectioner's sugar | |
Canestrelli novesi | Piedmontese biscuits made with flour, white wine, olive oil, sugar and salt | |
Cannarìculi | Lucan and Calabrian fried pastries made with flour, olive oil, cooked wine and must | |
Cannolo siciliano | Sicilian rolled, crispy dough filled with ricotta | |
Cannolo | Puff pastry filled with custard or zabajone | |
Cantarella | Romagnol sweet flatbread | |
Cantucci | Almond biscuits from Prato, Tuscany | |
Cariton | Piedmontese fox grape cake | |
Cartellate | Apulian and Lucan Christmas fried sweets | |
Cartoccio di ricotta | Sicilian fried dough pastry filled with ricotta | |
Carsenza | Christmas cake from Milan, containing apples and grapes | |
Cassata | Sicilian round sponge cake made with ricotta, marzipan and candied fruit | |
Castagnaccio | Chestnut flour cake | |
Castagne del prete | Campanian oven-baked chestnuts with wine | |
Castagnole, favette | Carnival pastries | |
Caterine | Doll or hen-shaped chocolate biscuits from Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna | |
Cavallucci | Tuscan pastry made with anise, walnuts, candied fruits, coriander, and flour | |
Caviadini | Lombard biscuits | |
Celli ripieni | Abruzzese pastry filled with grape jam, walnuts, almonds and orange zest | |
Charlotte alla milanese | Milanese cake made with stale bread, wine, apples, butter and sugar | |
Chiaro di luna | Cake filled with apricot jam, raisins and almonds, originally from Paullo, Lombardy | |
Chisulì | Lombard fried pastry | |
Ciambella | Ring-shaped cake made using flour, milk, sugar, and vanilla flavoring | |
Ciambella romagnola | Romagnol cake | |
Ciambellette al vino | Wine-flavoured biscuits from Lazio | |
Cicerata | Lucan Christmas sweet | |
Cicerchiata | Fried balls of dough covered in honey | |
Colomba di Pasqua | Easter cake made with candied orange and almonds, originally from Milan, Lombardy | |
Confetti | Almonds covered in dyed, sugar coating | |
Confetti di Sulmona | Sugar-coated almonds from Sulmona, Abruzzo | |
Coppa sabauda | Piedmontese spoon sweet made with seirass cheese, whipped cream, eggs, Marsala wine, raisins and lemon zest | |
Coppetta | Lombard sweet made with honey, walnuts and wafers | |
Cotognata | Quince cheese | |
Crema al mascarpone | Lombard Mascarpone-based spoon sweet | |
Crema carsolina | Julian millefeuille with zabajone | |
Crema di marroni | Chestnut cream | |
Crema reggina | Spoon sweet from Reggio Calabria made with zabajone, rum, cherries and cinnamon | |
Cremino | Piedmontese layered chocolate | |
Cri cri | Piedmontese chocolate praline | |
Croccante | Almond brittle | |
Crocetta di Caltanissetta | Sweet pastry from Caltanissetta, Sicily, made from almonds, sugar, sweet lemon purée, oranges or other fruit, pistachio and icing sugar | |
Crostata | Baked tart or pie | |
Crustuli | Calabrian Christmas pastry made with must, red wine, vermouth, olive oil, honey and flour | |
Csenta | Piedmontese cake | |
Cubeletto | Ligurian jam-filled pastries | |
Cuccidati | Sicilian fig cookies | |
Cudduraci | Calabrian Easter pastry | |
Cullurelli | Calabrian Christmas fried pastry | |
Cutizza | Lombard fried pastry | |
Cuore d'Abruzzo | Abruzzese cake made with almonds, candied fruit and chocolate | |
Cupeta | Dessert made from honey, dissolved sugar and diced almonds | |
Cuzzupa | Calabrian Easter cake |
F[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Faldacchea | Almond and cherry sweet from Turi, Apulia | |
Ferratella | Anise-flavoured waffle cookies | |
Fiadone | Cheese-filled pastry | |
Fiapòn | Mantuan sweet made with polenta | |
Fichi impaccati | Dried figs filled with almonds and fennel seeds | |
Finocchini | Piedmontese biscuits made with fennel seeds, aniseed, flour, eggs and honey | |
Focaccia di Susa | Piedmontese sweet focaccia | |
Frittelle di riso di san Giuseppe | Fried pastry made with rice, milk and sugar | |
Frustingo | Christmas sweet from Marche made with figs and nuts | |
Frutta di Martorana | Sicilian imitation fruits made from marzipan |
G[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Gelato | Italian dessert similar to ice cream, thicker in consistency | |
Genoise | Sponge cake made with melted butter whipped into the dough | |
Gianduja | Chocolate made from hazelnut cream, originally from Piedmont | |
Gianduiotto | Piedmontese chocolate made from sugar, cocoa, and hazelnuts | |
Giurgiulena | Sicilian Christmas sweet made with almonds, sesame seeds, honey and sugar | |
Gòfri | Piedmontese biscuit | |
Graffe | Neapolitan sugar-coated fried doughnuts | |
Granita | Sicilian ice dessert made from sugar, water and various flavorings | |
Grano cotto | Apulian sweet made with cooked wheat, pomegranate, cinnamon, walnuts and cooked must |
L[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Lacabòn | Handcrafted candy from Alessandria, Piedmont | |
Ladyfinger | Long biscuit, typically used in tiramisù | |
Lattacciolo | Abruzzese spoon sweet made with milk, eggs and sugar | |
Latte brulè | Romagnol spoon sweet made with milk, eggs, sugar and vanilla | |
Latteruolo | Romagnol milk-based spoon sweet | |
Lonzino di fico | Sweet from Marche made with figs, walnuts, almonds and star aniseed | |
Lose golose | Piedmontese sweet made with peaches, butter almonds, eggs and sugar | |
Lu serpe | Snake-shaped Christmas cake from Marche |
M[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Maccheroni con le noci | Sweet from Lazio and Umbria made with tagliatelle, walnuts, cinnamon, nutmeg and sugar | |
Mandorla riccia di Francavilla Fontana | Almonds coated in sugar and lemon, originally from Francavilla Fontana, Apulia | |
Mandorlato al cioccolato di Modigliana Fontana | Almond and chocolate cake from Modigliana, Emilia-Romagna | |
Margheritine di Stresa | Biscuits created in 1857 in Stresa, Piedmont | |
Maritozzo | Enriched bun filled with whipped cream | |
Marron glacé | Chestnuts candied in sugar syrup | |
Marzipan | Confection consisting primarily of sugar, honey, and almond meal | |
Miacetto | Romagnol Christmas sweet made with honey, raisins and nuts | |
Miascia | Lombard dessert made with stale bread, apples, milk, eggs and sugar | |
Migliaccio campano | Campanian Carnival cake made with millet, semolina, ricotta, orange zest, eggs and sugar | |
Migliaccio romagnolo | Romagnol cake made with pig's blood, nuts and sugar | |
Ministeriale | Medallion-shaped chocolate created in Naples in 1905 | |
Mistocchina | Chestnut-flour pastry from Emilia-Romagna | |
Mostaccino | Spicy biscuit from Crema, Lombardy | |
'Mpanatigghi | Sicilian pastries filled with almonds, walnuts, sugar, chocolate, cinnamon, cloves and minced meat | |
Muccellato | Calabrian Easter cake | |
Mustacciuoli | Pastry with a spiced, cake-like interior, covered in chocolate | |
Mustazzoli | Pastries made with flour, sugar, almonds, lemon and cinnamon |
N[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Nacatole | Calabrian anise-flavoured doughnuts | |
Neapolitan ice cream | Ice cream featuring three flavors: chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry | |
Nevola (sweet) | Abruzzese pastry made with grape must, cinnamon and orange zest | |
Nocciolini di Canzo | Crumbly small hazelnut cookies from Canzo, Lombardy | |
Nocciolini di Chivasso | Crumbly small hazelnut cookies from Chivasso, Piedmont | |
Nucàtuli | Sicilian biscuits filled with figs, raisins, almonds, walnuts, orange and lemon zest. | |
Nutella | Sweetened hazelnut spread | |
'Nzuddha | Human or animal-shaped pastry from Soriano Calabro |
P[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Pagnotta di San Martino | Romagnol sweet bread enriched with nutmeg, nuts and raisins | |
Pagnotta pasquale | Romagnol Easter cake | |
Palacinta | Pancake eaten in the provinces of Trieste and Gorizia | |
Pan dei morti | Sweet prepared for the Day of the Dead, containing eggs, dried figs, vin santo, amaretti, almonds, raisins, sugar and spices | |
Pan dell'orso | Abruzzese cake made with almond flour, bitter almonds, eggs, butter and honey | |
Pan della Marchesa | Piedmontese hazelnut cake | |
Pan meino | Lombard sweet flatbread flavoured with elderflower | |
Pan minisc' | Lucan dessert made with grape must, flour and sugar | |
Pandolce | Ligurian fruit cake | |
Pandoro | Traditional Veronese sweet bread in a star-like formation | |
Pane dell'Assedio | Sweet bread from Asola, Lombardy | |
Pànera | Coffee semifreddo from Genoa | |
Panettone | Milanese sweet bread featuring dried fruits | |
Panforte | Chewy Tuscan Christmas dessert containing fruits and nuts | |
Pangiallo | Roman sweet made with flour, raisins, honey and nuts | |
Panna cotta | Dessert of sweetened cream thickened with gelatin and molded | |
Panpepato | Round sweet bread with nuts and dried fruit | |
Papasìn | Mantuan sweet made with chestnut flour, raisins and pine nuts | |
Papassinu | Sardinian pastry filled with grape must, almonds, raisins and walnuts | |
Parrozzo | Abruzzese Christmas cake | |
Pasta di mandorle | Almond paste | |
Paste di meliga | Piedmontese biscuits made with flour, maize flour, eggs, sugar, honey, butter and lemon zest | |
Pasticciotto | Pastry filled with ricotta cheese and egg custard, originally from Lecce, Apulia | |
Pastiera | Neapolitan tart made with cooked wheat, eggs, ricotta cheese, and flavoured with orange flower water | |
Patacia | Lombard fried doughnut | |
Pepatelli | Abruzzese biscuits made with flour, honey, almonds, orange zest and pepper | |
Pesche ripiene | Oven-baked peaches with fillings | |
Petit four (Italian biscuits) | Sardinian and Piedmontese biscuits made with almond paste and candied fruit | |
Petrali | Christmas pastry from Calabria made with coffee, vino cotto, figs, walnuts, almonds, raisins, orange and mandarine zest | |
Pignolata al miele | Balls of dough fried and covered in honey | |
Pignolata glassata | Soft pastry, covered in chocolate and lemon-flavoured syrup or icing, originally from Messina, Sicily | |
Pinza | Traditional dessert flan with pine nuts, dried figs, raisins, fennel seeds and grappa | |
Pinza bolognese | Mostarda-filled pastry from Bologna | |
Pinza triestina | Julian Easter bread | |
Piparella | Sicilian and Calabrian biscuit made with flour, honey and almonds | |
Pitteddhre | Apulian Christmas tarts | |
Pizza dolce di Beridde | Judeo-Roman unleavened sweet bread with almonds, raisins, white wine, olive oil and candied fruit | |
Polenta d'Ivrea | Piedmontese maize-flour, honey and orange juice cake | |
Polenta del Marengo | Maize-flour, raisins and almonds cake from Alessandria | |
Polenta dolce | Maize-flour cake | |
Polenta e osei | Sponge cake covered in almond paste, originally from Bergamo, Lombardy | |
Poperati | Apulian sweet taralli | |
Presnitz | Julian sweet made with walnuts, almonds, pine nuts, figs, raisins, plums, apricots, cinnamon, cloves and rum | |
Puoti (biscuits) | Biscuits from the province of Verona, Veneto | |
Pupazza frascatana | Woman-sphaped sweet from Frascati, Lazio | |
Purceddhruzzi | Christmas dessert | |
Purcidd' | Christmas sweets from Martina Franca, Apulia | |
Putizza | Julian cake with raisins, apricot jam, walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds, rum, cinnamon, cloves and orange zest | |
Pitta 'mpigliata | Christmas cake from Calabria filled with dried fruits, honey and spices | |
Pitta di San Martino | Christmas pastry from Calabria |
R[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Raffiolini | Biscuits from Caltanissetta, Sicily | |
Raffiuoli | Neapolitan sugar-coated sponge cake | |
Ricciarelli | Traditional biscuits from Siena, Tuscany – specifically, a type of macaroon | |
Ricciolino | Mantuan biscuit | |
Risiny | Ligurian budino | |
Rocciata | Cake from Umbria and Marche filled with apples, figs, alchermes, raisins, cinnamon, pine nuts and jam | |
Roccocò | Neapolitan pastry made with spices, almonds, flour and sugar | |
Rosacatarre | Molisan and Lucan rose-shaped fried sweets | |
Rossumata | Spoon sweet made with wine, sugar and eggs |
S[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Sacripantina | Genoese cake | |
Salòt | Cake from Bra, Piedmont, filled with apricot jam, raisins and candied citrus | |
Sanguinaccio dolce | Pudding made from pig's blood which is made creamy and sweetened with ingredients such as chocolate, milk, pine nuts, and raisins | |
Sannacchiudere | Lucan Christmas sweets with orange blossom water and honey | |
Sasanello gravinese | Sweet from Gravina in Puglia | |
Sbrisolona | Mantuan almond cake | |
Scarcella | Easter sweet from Manfredonia, Apulia | |
Scarpedd | Lucan Christmas fried dough | |
Scroccafusi | Carnival fried doughnuts from Marche | |
Semifreddo | Frozen dessert similar to ice cream, with the main ingredients being egg yolks, sugar, and cream | |
Semolino dolce | Piedmontese semolina cake | |
Serpentone | Snake-shaped cake made with almond paste, almonds and candied cherries | |
Sfinge | Sicilian doughnut sprinkled with powdered sugar | |
Sfogliatella | Neapolitan shell-shaped cream-filled Italian pastry | |
Sgaiozzi | Abruzzese fried pastries made with flour, potatoes, raisins and sugar | |
Sguta | Easter cake from Calabria | |
Sise delle monache | Abruzzese pastries filled with custard | |
Sospiro | Apulian sweet | |
Spongada | Lombard sweet flatbread | |
Spongarda | Lombard cake made with honey, hazelnuts, walnuts, almonds, spices and citrus | |
Spongata | Christmas cake made with almonds, white wine, butter, honey, walnuts, hazelnut, pine nuts, raisins, candied orange and spices | |
Spuma di mandorla | Christmas almond sweet from Molfetta | |
Spumone | Neapolitan molded gelato made with layers of different colors and flavors, usually containing candied fruits and nuts | |
Squiccia | Cake from Tortona, Piedmont | |
Stomatico | Biscuit from Reggio Calabria made with flour, honey, cinnamon, cloves, almonds, olive oil and sugar | |
Stroscia | Ligurian olive oil cake | |
Strucchi | Sweets from Friuli-Venezia Giulia filled with walnuts, hazelnuts, pine nuts, raisins, lemon zest, sugar and grappa | |
Struffoli | Neapolitan dish made of deep fried balls of sweet dough and honey | |
Sugolo | Dessert pudding prepared with the must of red grapes, flour and sugar, cooked slowly and then left to cool | |
Susamielli | S-shaped Christmas pastries from Naples |
T[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Tapít | Biscuits from Oleggio, Piedmont | |
Taralli | Cracker similar to a breadstick--can be sweet or savory | |
Taralli di Sant'Antonio | Biscuits from Giuliano Teatino, Abruzzo | |
Tartufo di Pizzo | Gelato covered and filled with melted chocolate, originally from Pizzo, Calabria | |
Tegola dolce | Aostan biscuit made with flour, almonds, hazelnuts, butter, eggs and sugar | |
Testa di moro | Neapolitan sponge cake with custard and cocoa | |
Tetta della monaca | Sweet from Altamura, Apulia | |
Timballo di Martin Sec | Piedmontese pear sweet | |
Tiramisù | Dessert made of ladyfingers dipped in coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of eggs, sugar, and mascarpone, flavoured with cocoa | |
Torcetti | Piedmontese biscuits | |
Torrone | Nougat made with honey, sugar, and whipped egg whites, then filled with roasted pistachios and almonds | |
Torrone di Guardiagrele | Nougat from Guardiagrele, Abruzzo, made with toasted almonds, candied fruit and cinnamon | |
Torrone gelato | Calabrian soft nougat made with almonds, candied fruit, citrus and dark chocolate | |
Torrone Nurzia | Abruzzese nougat made with cocoa, vanilla and almonds | |
Torta 900 | Chocolate cake from Ivrea, Piedmont | |
Torta Barozzi | Thin, crispy cake made from chocolate and coffee, originally from Vignola, Emilia-Romagna | |
Torta bertolina | Lombard fox grape cake | |
Torta caprese | Cake from Capri, Campania, made with chocolate and either almonds or hazelnuts | |
Torta del buonumore | Costmary cake from Castel Goffredo | |
Torta del Donizetti | Pineapple and apricot cake from Bergamo | |
Torta della nonna | Cake filled with custard and covered with pine nuts and confectioner's sugar | |
Torta delle rose | Mantuan cake made with leavened dough rich in butter and sugar, which is rolled up and placed in the baking tin, taking the characteristic shape of a basket of rosebuds | |
Torta di fioretto | Lombard sweet flatbread topped with wild fennel | |
Torta di nocciole | Piedmontese hazelnut cake | |
Torta di San Biagio | Mantuan tart | |
Torta di tagliatelle | Emilian and Lombard tagliatelle cake | |
Torta di tagliatelline | Emilian tagliatelle and almonds cake | |
Torta Elvezia | Mantuan cake made with almond flour, eggs, butter and sugar | |
Torta gianduia | Piedmontese gianduja cake | |
Torta greca | Judeo-Mantuan cake | |
Torta mantovana | Mantuan cake | |
Torta mimosa | Cake from Rieti, Lazio | |
Torta monferrina | Piedmontese cake made from pumpkin, or apples and sugar, with amaretti, chocolate, eggs, and rum | |
Torta Ostiglia | Cake from Ostiglia, Lombardy, made with egg whites, zabajone and almonds | |
Torta paesana | Lombard cake made with bread, milk, pine nuts, amaretti, raisins, citrus, butter, eggs and cocoa | |
Torta paradiso | Mantuan cake | |
Torta secca di Carpenedolo | Cake fromCarpenedolo, Lombardy | |
Torta setteveli | Chocolate cake with seven layers of hazelnut cream, hazelnut crunch, chocolate mousse, and a glaze | |
Torta Tre Monti | Sammarinese dessert consisting of thin waffle slices with interwoven layers of cream, then covered in chocolate | |
Torta Zurigo | Chocolate cake with cherries and crème chantilly, originally from Pinerolo, Piedmont | |
Tortellino dolce di Marianna | Sweet from Castel Goffredo, Lombardy, filled with cinnamon, cloves, pine nuts, raisins, plum jam, chestnut cream and cocoa | |
Tortionata | Almond sweet from Lodi, Lombardy | |
Treccia d'oro | Cake filled with candied fruit, originally from Crema, Lombardy | |
Tricotto | Sicilian thrice-cooked biscuit | |
Turtèl sguasaròt | Lombard sweet filled with beans, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, vino cotto and sugar |
U[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Uovo sbattuto | Beverage that consists of egg yolk and sugar | |
Z[edit]
Name | Image | Description |
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Zabaione | Piedmontese dessert beverage made with egg yolks, sugar, and a sweet wine | |
Zeppole | Fried dough dessert with powdered sugar | |
Zirotto | Biscuit from the province of Padua made with maize flour, fig syrup and must | |
Zuccherini bolognesi | Bolognese biscuits | |
Zuccherini montanari | Emilian and Tuscan biscuits | |
Zuccotto | Tuscan semi-frozen, chilled dessert made with alchermes liqueur, cake and ice cream | |
Zuppa Inglese | Dessert layering custard, alchermes and sponge cake | |
Zelten | Traditional Tyrolean fruitcake served during Christmas |
Italian pastries[edit]
- Baci di dama
- Baicoli
- Biscotti[3]
- Biscotti regina
- Bocconotto
- Bombolone
- Cannoli
- Ciarduna
- Nocciolini di Canzo
- Pandoro
- Pevarini
- Piada dei morti
- Pignolata
- Pignolo
- Pizzelle
- Sfinge
- Sfogliatelle
- Torta caprese
- Zeppole
- Zippuli
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Sfogliatelle are shell-shaped filled pastries native to Italian cuisine.
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Zeppole is a pastry consisting of a deep-fried dough ball that is dusted with powdered sugar and sometimes filled with various sweets.
See also[edit]
Media related to Sweet food of Italy at Wikimedia Commons
- Italian cuisine
- List of desserts
- List of Italian dishes – Desserts and pastry
- Sicilian cuisine – Desserts and sweets
References[edit]
- ^ Sert, Ayşe Nevi̇N (30 November 2017). "Italian Cuisine: Characteristics and Effects". Journal of Business Management and Economic Research. 1 (1): 49–57. doi:10.29226/jobmer.2017.4.
- ^ "Italians, Chinese, Arabs – who invented ice cream?". South China Morning Post. 18 June 2020.
- ^ "Definition of biscotti in English". Oxforddictionaries.com. Archived from the original on July 8, 2013. Retrieved 6 January 2014.