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Grazia’s Chicchere

Chiacchiere are traditional Italian Carnival pastries — thin sheets of lightly sweetened dough, rolled very thin, cut into strips or rectangles, and quickly fried until crisp and bubbly.

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For

8

M

I

300

g

All-purpose flour

50

g

Butter, softened

4

Eggs, large

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Notes

Nonna’s rule: No adding sugar to the dough. She always said sugar 'pulls in the oil,' making them greasier. And prefers to ‘dust’ them at the end.

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Grazia’s Chicchere

Chiacchiere are traditional Italian Carnival pastries — thin sheets of lightly sweetened dough, rolled very thin, cut into strips or rectangles, and quickly fried until crisp and bubbly.

Prep

30m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

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300

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All-purpose flour

50

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Butter, softened

4

Eggs, large

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Notes

Nonna’s rule: No adding sugar to the dough. She always said sugar 'pulls in the oil,' making them greasier. And prefers to ‘dust’ them at the end.

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