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–Easy
By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1998
Italian fried sweet pastries are called different things depending on the part of Italy in which you are eating them, and may be presented in different shapes — bows, knots, little plaits or simple rectangles. Traditionally they are fried in lard, but perhaps sunflower oil is a better idea. Whatever medium you use to deep-fry, make sure it is fresh for any sweet deep-frying, or it will taint the pastries.
Eat these crostoli with espresso or a strong cup of coffee, and, depending on