Ngaahi me'a
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130l Pata
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130l Hono tokotoko ko e suka
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130l 00 Mahoa'a
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130l Almond mahoaʻa
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100l Amaretti
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200l Hazelnut sokoleti kilimi
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Ke teuteuʻi
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Kilimi suka
Ngaahi fakahinohino
'Oku hanga 'e he fakahinohino 'o e amaretti vave mo e popo 'o 'ai ke vave ange ho'o ma'u ha ongo faka'ofo'ofa, ideal as a snack or after dinner at any time of the year.This cake is inspired by the famous Sbrisolona, a dessert of Mantuan origin prepared with white flour, yellow flour and almonds, and Fregolotta, a dry rustic cake originally from the Treviso area. Delicious desserts, with a crumbly consistency and long lasting.
Ngaahi sitepu
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In the bowl of the planetary mixer sift together flour and almond flour, add the cubed butter and the sugar. Knead with the leaf whisk until you get a homogeneous but rather grainy look. Then add the coarsely crumbled amaretti and mix with a spatula. |
2
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Place half of the dough on the bottom of a pastry ring, or in a hinged mould, 18-20 cm 'i he inisi honau matolu. Level with the back of a spoon, without pressing too much. |
3
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Evenly spread the hazelnut chocolate cream on the base of the cake, using a spoon or a pastry bag, and then cover with the remaining dough. |
4
Fai 'e
35
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Transfer to a preheated oven at 180 ° and cook for about 35 minutes or until the cake has turned a golden color. |
5
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Turn out and let cool completely on a wire rack. Decorate the crumbled with a sprinkling of icing sugar. |