A holiday treat! Any guess?

[Vitooch1]

This is something I grew up eating through Christmas and new years. A lot of southern Italians make these on Christmas holidays. I thought I’d share it with you folks. Some people make it with anchovies inside and some people make it as a sweet with powdered sugar and the sicilians with lots of honey. Theie like donuts but made different Any guess??

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

Zeppole. I love those with powder sugar

 

[Figgin' A]

Timbits?

 

[LaFigGwr18]

They look good but have no idea.

 

[Smokymist]

Oh my gosh I've had these before, and totally forgotten all about them.

 

[GoodFriendMike]

Amaretti? Thinking about it. I am way off. I think @Figgerlickinggood was right.

 

[TorontoJoe]

C’mon!?!?

Sfingi

Who can pronounce that?

 

[Tinyfish]

I have one to top yours @TorontoJoe we call them Cuddruriaddri

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[Figgerlickinggood]

C’mon!?!?

Sfingi

Who can pronounce that?

No Joe, ZEPPOLE ZEPPOLE.

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

@TorontoJoe check out her YouTube channel. Buon-A-Petitti, her recipes will have you drooling worse than a Saint Bernard dog.

 

[TorontoJoe]

I have one to top yours @TorontoJoe we call them Cuddruriaddri

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My father would have called them Cuddruriaddri but knowing Vito is Siciliano, I opted for use of Palermitano

@Figgerlickinggood you are also correct… if you are in Napoli

Stupid Italian regional dialects

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

My father would have called them Cuddruriaddri but knowing Vito is Siciliano, I opted for use of Palermitano

@Figgerlickinggood you are also correct… if you are in Napoli

Stupid Italian regional dialects

You are correct. My Italian side is from t Naples area. They spoke Napolatana. Then we have this other one called Saint Joseph Zeppole. Also knock your socks off. These usually come out around Easter Time.

 

[TorontoJoe]

You are correct. My Italian side is from t Naples area. They spoke Napolatana. Then we have this other one called Saint Joseph Zeppole. Also knock your socks off. These usually come out around Easter Time.

Those look outstanding! My niece in Palermo, whose husband is Napolitano… His family makes these and they’re amazing!

 

[ktrain]

oh man I could eat those every day!

 

[ktrain]

Sometimes I don't know which are better, Greek or Italian foods, but man some of the Italian treats....oh yeah. lol
I can imagine the Italians sitting around their homes eating these goodies listening to stuff like this.

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

Sometimes I don't know which are better, Greek or Italian foods, but man some of the Italian treats....oh yeah. lol
I can imagine the Italians sitting around their homes eating these goodies listening to stuff like this.

I’m sitting here listening to him sing and laughing thinking he sings just Bob Dylan, his mouth’s moving but you can’t understand one word his saying till I realized he’s singing in Italian. Then I thought “ betcha the Italians probably couldn’t understand him either.

5stars for posting this.

 

[ktrain]

I’m sitting here listening to him sing and laughing thinking he sings just Bob Dylan, his mouth’s moving but you can’t understand one word his saying till I realized he’s singing in Italian. Then I thought “ betcha the Italians probably couldn’t understand him either.

5stars for posting this.

LOL....this is actually a famous Italian singer, he made this song to show english speaking people how our songs sound to them.

 

[Vitooch1]

Timbits?

Haha good try! Lol but you would throw away those timbits when you try them.

 

[Vitooch1]

C’mon!?!?

Sfingi

Who can pronounce that?

You know your stuff Joe . lol

 

[Vitooch1]

oh man I could eat those every day!

It’s deadly. We scarf them down like nothing.