Every year we are delighted to share our love for Panettone and Pandoro Italian Christmas cakes with you. But what about the rest of the year? Should we not enjoy fine Italian cakes and pastry the rest of the year? A magical world made up of little secrets handed down from father to son, always guarded by the masters of the confectionery tradition. The mother yeast and natural ingredients create a unique and tasty dessert that knows how to project itself in modern times and satisfy the expectations of those who still demand the good cake of the past. In each preparation there is always only one single ingredient capable of making a good dessert an unforgettable taste experience. It’s not about flour, yeast, or eggs. Or rather, not only of this. The most important ingredient is the master pastry chef, his skilled hands, his experience, the mastery of daily gestures, his wisdom and love for his work, a craft that gives sweetness every day. The pastry chef is the keeper of tradition, the one who transforms recipes into masterpieces, the one who knows how to dose each ingredient and mix it so that the magic happens, thanks to his wisdom and the precise movements of his hands we can live an extraordinary taste experience every day. Today we bring for you a typical Italian dessert known as Frolla or Shortcut Pastry. The interesting point is that these are long shelf life products and can be stored at cool and dark place. Shortcrust pastry is a type of pastry often used for the base of a tart, quiche, pie, or (in British English) flan. Shortcrust pastry can be used to make both sweet and savory pies such as apple pie, quiche, lemon meringue or chicken pie. The basis of shortcrust pastry is ‘half fat-to-flour’, of which butter is the most common fat used, with a small amount of ice cold water added at the end to bring the pastry together. Egg yolks and water also affect pastry. Egg yolks contain fat and act as an extra shortening agent but are used more to add colour and richness to the pastry. Looking for shortcrust pastry ? Then you’ve come to the right place! We have a wonderful selection of shortcrust pastries. Whether you call for Cherry Shortcrust Pastry or Hazelnut Shortcrust Pastry or Apricot Shortcrust Pastry we have all the three delicious patries in our pantry. Our Dolce Vita Hazelnut cream pastry is a baked cake made with Italian grains . Its precious shortcrust pastry shell contains a tasty and velvety hazelnut cream , with a delicious flavor and an enveloping texture. The result is a hazelnut pastry with crumbly and with a delicate taste, enriched with hazelnut cream from the first to the last bite. This hazelnut pastry is a classic sweet that can hardly be missing on the table of those who love to surround themselves with a little sweetness . Our Shortcrust pastries are prepared with selected natural ingredients, such as fresh butter, eggs raised on the ground in in Italy. Our pastries are presented in a clean package, where it is possible already by eye to see the quality of these products, the well-browned cooking of the shortcrust pastry, the right cooking of the fillings. Perfect to savor sipping an infusion or as an accompaniment to tea, during the afternoon snack for children, for breakfast with coffee, but also on special occasions such as Easter, Christmas or simply for a birthday, the shortcrust pastry cake filled with hazelnut cream is ideal in many moments of our day and each bite is a bit like receiving a small dose of happiness . Store at room temperatures.
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