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Scaliddre (Pretzel-Shaped Fritters Dipped in Honey)
Originated from: Calabria, Italy
Occasion: New Year's, Christmas, Carnival
Contributed by: Mary Melfi

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Ingredients

For recipe see Italy Revisited/Recipes/"Fritters"



Directions




Notes

The traditional way to make scaliddre is to wrap the dough around a big stick and then make its characteristic special shape (which only a few can manage!). To see how this is done visit www.occhiettineri.it/Ricette/cal_scalille.php. Most North American cooks settle for the pretzel shape as it is easier to manage. "Scaliddre" fritters go by various names including: scalille, scaliddri, scalilli and scaligge... Photo: by the contributor.

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