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Default Yet another Italian cookie inquiry

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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