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Sbrisolona
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Pan de Pascua
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- 200 GRAM FLOUR
- 150 GRAM ALMONDS, chopped
- 100 GRAM CORN MEAL
- 2 EGG YOLKS
- 150 GRAM SUGAR
- 150 GRAM BUTTER, soft
- RIND OF 1 LEMON, grated
- 1 TSP VANILLA SUGAR
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- 250 GRAM SELF RAISING FLOUR
- 75 GRAM BUTTER, soft
- 100 GRAM SUGAR
- 3 EGGS
- PIECE OF GINGERROOT, grated
- PINCH OF NUTMEG, grated
- 4 TBSP BRANDY
- 75 GRAM RAISINS
- 50 GRAM DRIED FRUITS, chopped
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Mix all ingredients with cool hands to a crumbly
mass, make sure it does not stick. Put this crumbly mass into a greased
baking pan. Bake the sbrisolina 30-40 minutes at 180 degrees
Celsius.
"Sbrisolona" (I have also seen "sbrisolina") in Italian
means crumbly. We met with this cake for the first time when we spent
the night in La
Corte degli Armonici in
Toscana. The very
nice hostess Ludovica had baked it herself. The recipe originates from
the city Mantova in
Emilia Romagna.
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Beat the butter with
the eggs and the sugar for a few minutes. Add the other ingredients
and stir. Pour the batter into a greased round baking pan. Bake the
pan de Pascua 1 hour at 170 degrees
Celsius.
Pan de Pascua is eaten in
Chile at Christmas
time with a glass of cola
de mono. The name of the bread is translated everywhere as "Chilean
Christmas bread", even though I would think "Pascua" means "Easter"
and as it is not really a bread either, if you take it literally it
should be "Chilean Easter Cake".
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