The Neapolitan Italian Struffoli Recipe

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Method. In a large bowl, combine the flour with the sugar, the softened butter chopped into small pieces, the eggs, the egg yolks, the grated zest of 1/2 orange and 1 …

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Category: Cakes And DessertsServings: 12Total Time: 3 hrs1. In a large bowl, combine the flour with the sugar, the softened butter chopped into small pieces, the eggs, the egg yolks, the grated zest of 1/2 orange and 1 tangerine, a pinch of salt and a splash of Grand Marnier.
2. Knead the mixture until it forms a smooth ball; cover and let it rest for 2 hours.
3. Pull off small amounts of the dough and form ropes about 3/10 of an inch thick; cut them into small pieces and roll them between your hands to form small balls, then fry them in hot oil, a few at a time, until golden. Drain them on paper towels.
4. Warm the honey in a large saucepan and, when it has melted, drop the struffoli into it and mix until they are all well covered.

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How to make Neapolitan struffoli Take a bowl and sift flour and baking powder and add all the ingredients, stir and then start kneading until it forms an almost dry dough. Wrap …

Servings: 10Calories: 339 per serving

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STRUFFOLI RECIPE AND HISTORY traditional Italian … Pour the honey into a nonstick pan, big enough to contain Struffoli. Place the pan over low heat and stir until fluid. Finally, place the …

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How to make Neapolitan struffoli Take a bowl and sift flour and baking powder and add all the ingredients, stir and then start kneading until it forms an almost dry dough. Wrap the struffoli

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Struffoli 2 cups all purpose flour 1 Tablespoon orange zest approximately 1 large orange 3 Tablespoons granulated sugar ¼ teaspoon baking powder 1 pinch ground cinnamon …

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For Struffoli Honey Balls 400 g (3 cups) of “00” flour 3 medium eggs 80 g (1/3 cup) of unsalted butter 40 g (2 3/4 tablespoons) of granulated sugar 2 tablespoons of anise

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Prepare the honey in a nice large pot and let it melt over low heat with a glass of water and a little sugar. Remove from the heat and pour the struffoli into the pot and pass them well in honey. 5.

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Struffoli are among the most famous sweets of Neapolitan tradition. They are prepared above all in occasion of the Christmas festivities and the Carnival. The Neapolitan struffoli are balls of …

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1 tbsp. of baking powder. Vegetable oil, for frying. 1 cup honey. Sugar sprinkles. Instructions. In a large mixing bowl, add melted butter, sugar and eggs and whisk until blended. Add the orange or lemon zest. In a separate …

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Struffoli. This traditional Italian Christmas dessert, commonly called honey balls in the US, are best described as small balls of sweet dough, fried and then dipped in honey and decorated with chopped nuts, colored …

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Fry with a good quality vegetable or peanut oil. If you’re baking them, pre-heat the oven to 190C and spread on a silicone mat or lightly greased baking parchment. Bake for …

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To make the struffoli, start by sifting the flour onto a pastry board 1, then spread it out to form a well in the center 2. Add the salt 3. Next, add the sugar 4 and baking soda 5. Cut the butter …

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Directions. With an electric mixer on high, whip the heavy cream in a bowl just until frothy and add in the 1/3 cup sugar substitute and vanilla and continue to whip just a little more to blend

Author: George StellaSteps: 3Difficulty: Easy

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This classic Neapolitan recipe is great at Christmas, but perfect anytime.Entria Sal Governale's parents show you how to make an authentic Italian Struffoli.

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Hey guys! Today I'm showing you how to make struffoli (or Neapolitan Christmas Honey Balls)RECIPE:For the dough:2 cup Flour, all purpose + extra for dusting1

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Method. 1. To begin, pour the flour on a clean work surface and mix in the sugar, salt, lemon zest, eggs and the softened butter. Form a ball of dough and leave to rest for at least 1 hour. …

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It calls for tender florets of cauliflower, Romanesco, broccoli, olives, and papaccelle (red pickled peppers). A vibrant lemon, garlic, and oregano vinaigrette brings all …

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is struffoli a neapolitan pastry?

It has become a symbol of Neapolitan pastry in the world, like Pastiera Napoletana and Torta Caprese. You can find Struffoli recipe above all in southern Italy, where there are different versions. They are all very similar but with different names, depending on the region.

What to do with struffoli in naples?

If you’re in Naples and the Campania region during Christmas time, you cannot miss a taste of the famous struffoli, fried dough balls with honey and funfetti on top. Make the struffoli at home, bring them to your table and let people dig in with their hands: your Christmas will be simply perfect. Ingredients print recipe shopping List Metric

How long do struffoli napoletani last?

Struffoli Napoletani are ready to be served or wrapped to make a delicious and original Christmas gift to your friends or relatives. You can keep these Italian honey balls in a airtight containers for about a week. but just BEFORE the honey and the decorations!

What can i use instead of aniseed liqueur for struffoli?

According to the authentic Italian recipe of Struffoli, you have to make them with aniseed liqueur. If you don’t like it or don’t have it at home, you can substitute it with Rum, limoncello or orange liqueur. The Addition of Yeast: Yes or No?

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