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My Aunt Carmela used to make cookies for family gatherings. Two of them
were pizzelles and biscotti, and they are easy to find. The third is one I have no idea how to spell, and I've never seen them any place other than my aunt's (who died in 2001). They were pronounced something like "gol-gin-eet" and were a fried dough with jelly in the middle, and sprinkled with powdered sugar. Has anyone ever encountered them, and (more importantly) know where I could buy some or even supply a recipe? (My grandparents came from Abruzzo, some I imagine that's the area of Italy that has them as a specialty.) Thanks for any help you can give me. -- Eva Whitley |
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