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Stacks of crispy crostoli on a white ceramic dish, ready to be served.

Crostoli aka Chiacchiere Napoletane

February 16, 2019 By Maria 12 Comments

It’s carnival time! In keeping with my family’s tradition, I love to make this authentic recipe for Crostoli aka Chiacchiere Napoletane. These Italian ribbon cookies are light, crispy and so addictive!

Whole nutmeg, cinnamon sticks and cloves are scattered on a wooden board. Also seen is the result of this allspice recipe, that is to say ground allspice.

Allspice Recipe | Only 3 Ingredients!

Dark chocolate pudding topped with some whipped ricotta in a white dish.

Dark Chocolate Pudding From Scratch!

A spoonful of fresh homemade ricotta cheese placed on a cheese basket surrounded by lemons.

Homemade Ricotta Cheese: Only 3 Ingredients!

An overhead shot of the mozzarella balls aka bocconcini, in a ceramic dish. placed on a wooden board, surrounded by fresh basil leaves, dried oregano and red chili peppers.

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A close up shot of two Chocolate Biscotti on a round plate.

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Oven roasted veggies ready to be served.

Oven Roasted Vegetables -A Sheet Pan Recipe

A close up of the marinated mozzarella surrounded with bits of sun dried tomatoes and herbs.

Marinated Mozzarella Balls: Such an Easy Appetizer!

Grilled radicchio ready to be served as a side dish.

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A festive looking platter of honey drenched Caragnoli.

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The calamari rings are spotted in this Italian Christmas Eve appetizer, seafood salad.

Seafood Salad: The Ultimate Italian Appetizer

About Maria

Hello and Welcome to She Loves Biscotti!
I'm Maria: dietitian and full time content creator. Join me as I share traditional Italian recipes from my youth, to modern twists on classics using fresh and seasonal ingredients.

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