Cannoli with Ricotta Cheese Filling

Sep 17, 2013 16:20

I recently found some cannoli tubes in my mom's place and decided to finally give these classic Italian pastries a try. For more pictures of the technique, visit my LJ post.


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dairy, cuisine: italian, method: frying, dessert: all

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mochi_roll September 18 2013, 16:17:32 UTC
my aunt love these and she was giving hints to me that i should make some for her when she visits my place. i got concerns about availability of stuff for cannoli:

1) is marsala necessary (if so, what could i substitute for the wine ingredient if i need to make it non-alcoholic?)
2) what could be used as an improvised cannoli tube?

the recipe was surprisingly simple, wow~

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a_boleyn September 18 2013, 17:13:12 UTC
I've seen apple juice recommended as a substitute for the Marsala wine.

Wooden dowels which are 1 inch in diameter can be cut into 5 inch lengths. If you go to your hardware store you can have them cut for you.

I've also seen a post where they're made and fried one at a time using the metal handle of a whisk by wrapping around the handle and dipping it into the oil while holding on to the whisk. It looks like it would take FOREVER though.

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layers_of_eli September 19 2013, 03:55:03 UTC
They came out gorgeous!

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a_boleyn September 19 2013, 04:37:09 UTC
Thank you.

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