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Italian apple fritters
Apple Fritters (made with sliced apples, flour and milk, topped with castor sugar)
Originated from: Italy
Occasion: Any time
Contributed by: Taken from "Italian Recipes for Food Reformers" by Maria Gironci (1905)

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Ingredients

6 apples
Milk
Flour

butter to fry

For garnish
Castor-sugar



Directions

Peel and remove cores and pips from six or seven fine apples; cut into rather thin slices; dip into milk thickened with flour.

Fry in boiling butter a nice colour.

Arrange on a dish, and sprinkle thickly with castor-sugar.


Notes

The recipe in this entry was taken from "Italian Recipes for Food Reformers" translated and arranged by Maria Gironci. The book was published in London by George Bell and Sons in 1905. Most of Maria Gironci's recipes in "Italian Recipes for Food Reformers" were originally published in the author's first book, titled, "Recipes of Italian Cookery." The second edition of this cookbook was published in 1892 in London by Gaskill & Webb. "Italian Recipes for Food Reformers" caters to vegetarians, omitting all meat-based dishes. Unfortunately, Maria Gironci's wonderful cookbooks are not yet available at www.archive.org, though reprints are available through reputable publishers. According to the Library of Congress all books published before 1923 are in the public domain.... Photo: Mary Melfi

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