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Published 1990
The elegant pastry shops of Rome and Florence are filled with zuccotti of all flavors and appearances. Most of them are made in slightly flared, round-topped, bucket-shaped molds, although the classic zuccotto shape is a half-sphere. The name derives from zucco, or pumpkin; the dome shape recalls that of Florence’s Duomo, or cathedral. The zuccotto is a thoroughly Florentine dessert.
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