Zeppole
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Zeppole
A zeppola (plural zeppole, in southern dialects zeppoli) or St. Joseph's Day cake, also called sfinge, and in Rome Bignè di S. Giuseppe, is a pastry typical of RomanNeapolitan and generally peninsular Italian cuisine. They are also served in Sicily and on the island of Malta.

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zeppola
nf. zeppola di San Giuseppe, kind of Italian doughnut made on March 19th, St Joseph's day

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Zeppole
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Another classic dish from Southern Italy, zeppole are sweet fritters - made with a simple batter of flour, sugar, and whatever local ingredients the cook prefers to give flavor and personality to the final dish. According to tradition, zeppole are prepared during Carnevale throughout the South of Italy.
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