Sicilian desserts traditional

They’re officially called sweet ravioli of ricotta or in Italian cassatelle. I come from the Ragusa region and we call these cassateddi. My friends from the Messina and Catania region call them Sciauni.

Check out this delicious list of 22 Italian desserts and indulge in the delectable world of Italian cuisine, from creamy gelato and delicate panna cotta to crispy cannoli and fluffy tiramisu.

Sicilian desserts, the sweetest part of the Italian la dolce vita, is a rich part of the Sicilian food culture.

My guide to the best Italian desserts consists of a range of craveable Italian sweets, both modern and traditional, that you can make at home

These Italian cream puffs with a rich custard filling are a classic Italian dessert. They are traditionally eaten on St. Joseph's Day, but I say indulge in them year-round!

Get ready for a delicious journey through Italy with these 30 easy-to-follow Italian dessert recipes. There's something for everyone to love!

Make real Italian Cannoli with this Authentic Cannoli Recipe with authentic ingredients and tons of tips and tricks straight out of Italy!

Cialdoni are traditional Sicilian baked sweets made with a simple dough filled with a creamy ricotta cheese mixture. The filling is flavored with hints of citrus and vanilla, giving it a fragrant aroma and subtle sweetness. The dough is folded over the filling and baked until golden and crispy, resulting in a light and airy texture. These treats are perfect for enjoying with coffee or as a dessert after a meal, and they're sure to become a favorite in your home.

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Giuseppe Federici on Instagram: "Lemon granita 🍋 - a traditional Sicilian frozen dessert that you can make in pretty much any flavour, but mine and Nonna’s favourite are lemon and coffee! ☕️ Get the full recipe for both flavours in our debut cookbook ’Cooking With Nonna’ via the link in my bio! #granita #dessert #cookingwithnonna"