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What are the most popular Italian desserts?
Gelato: one of the best Italian Desserts!A tasty trip through Italian culinary traditions to discover 5 delicious desserts produced in the peninsula
As you maybe know (and as I recalled a few times in my previous articles) Italy has many differences from region to region. These differences deal with language (or dialects!), traditions, way of living and of thinking, and of course, food.
Top 10 Places to see before you die ItalyLet’s focus on the part of the meal which I personally prefer (ok, it depends on the meal: I would change with pleasure my dessert with a good risotto alla pescatora, I admit it!). Anyway, I love desserts! Every Italian region has its typical recipes, but there are many Italian desserts which are became national (and/or international) that you can find everywhere. Here’s my top five Italian desserts, which includes both of the mentioned kinds of desserts. Which one do you prefer?1) Tiramisù
Tiramisù is maybe the most popular dessert among Italian specialties; it deserves the first position in my Top-5-italian desserts-list! Tiramisù’s original recipe comes from the northern region of Veneto. (Additionally, it is my favourite one!)
2) Cassata Siciliana
Typical of Sicily, the Cassata is a delicious dessert made of Italian ricotta cheese, sponge cake, candied peel, filling of chocolate or vanilla.
3) Panna Cotta
Italian Panna Cotta is a delicious dessert coming from Piemonte region, but you can find it almost everywhere. This popular Italian dessert is usually served with wild fruit coulis, chocolate or caramel sauce.
4) Babà
The Babà is typical of Campania, and especially of Naples, although it has Poland origins. The Neapolitan babà is known all over Italy, but you can find the original one just in Campania.
5) Tartufo di Pizzo
The last Italian dessert in my top-5-Italian-desserts-list is typical from Calabria region and has ancient origins. It is my second favourite on this list. Never tasted? Just try, and then tell me!
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I CANNOT find a recipe for: Tartufo di Pizzo. Can you please direct me to a website or two where I can find this recipe? Thank you Beth
Very nice article! I love Italian Sweets! Actually....I love all about Italy:) Regards, Miruna
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Thanks Zoe! You can try to make it yourself if you wish :) http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2009/04/perfect-panna-cotta/
I absolutly love the Panna Cotta!! It is my favorite!!!
I guess I like them all..... :3
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For all dessert lovers but especially for you, we've published the recipe of Tiramisù! Buon appetito! :) http://www.charmingitaly.com/italian-tiramisu-recipe/
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