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      Cartellate

      Cartellate

      I present the typical Christmas dessert in Puglia: rose-shaped dough that is fried and traditionally dipped in vincotto— more

      • Level

        Advanced

      • Cooking

        1h

      • Overrall

        3h+

      • Ready

        12:51 pm

      • Durum Wheat Flour

        Durum Wheat Flour

        17.64oz
      • Rosé Wine

        Rosé Wine

        0.6 cup
      • Extra Virgin Olive Oil

        Extra Virgin Olive Oil

        1.7fl oz
      • Honey

        Honey

        5tbsp
      • Cinnamon Powder

        Cinnamon Powder

        to taste
      • Vegetable Oil

        Vegetable Oil

        for frying
      • Salt

        Salt

        2 pinches
      Equipment
      • Probe Thermometer

        Probe Thermometer

      • Pasta Sheeter

        Pasta Sheeter

      • Fluted Pastry Cutter

        Fluted Pastry Cutter

      Activity

      What's a good substitute for Durum Wheat Flour?

      All-purpose flour is a good substitute. Use the same amount as the durum wheat flour called for in the recipe. The texture might be slightly different, but it'll still work well for these fried pastries.

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      Flavia Giordano

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        Add 17.64oz of durum wheat flour to a medium bowl. Make a hole in the center using a fork and add 3.4fl oz of rosé wine

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        Add 1.7fl oz of extra virgin olive oil and 2 pinches of salt

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        Mix the dough with a fork to obtain a wet sand texture. Add 1.7fl oz of rosé wine and knead to form a ball. Add more olive oil and rose wine, if needed, for the dough to come together

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        Cover the dough and let it rest for 30m

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        Cut around ½ of the dough and flatten it enough to go through a pasta sheeter

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        Run the doubt through the pasta sheeter, starting with the widest thickness and reducing until you obtain an even 19.7in long rectangle

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        Divide the rectangle in half lengthwise and trim the edges using a fluted blade pastry cutter

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        Cut strips of 0.8in of each rectangle

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        Pinch the strips together with your fingers, forming small chains with conche-shaped pieces

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        Roll the chains onto themselves, pressing lightly on the edges to glue one side to the other, until you get little rosettes. Be careful to leave the little conche shapes wide open

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        Repeat the process with all the dough. Transfer the roses to a kitchen towel or a pasta drying net and let them dry for 2h

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        Fill a frying pan with enough vegetable oil to fry the dough. Preheat over medium heat to 338 °F

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        When you add a piece of dough and the oil bubbles gently, it's ready for frying. Fry all the roses until golden brown. Transfer to plate with paper towel to drain the excess oil

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        Add 5tbsp of honey and 3tbsp of water to a small saucepan

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        Warm up over low heat just until the honey is dissolved. Dip the cartellate in the hot honey with the help of tongs and transfer them to a serving plate

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        Sprinkle it with cinnamon powder to taste. The cartellate is ready

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        Enjoy while still warm!

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