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The recipe is in the friendly contest Sara
The sbrisolona Veronese, whose name derives from brise (Translate crumbs) is a sweet name makes sense that since it is not sliced \u200b\u200bsweet to do, in fact for you to use a tap with his fist in the center and large crumbs that will emerge will be the portions to be drawn, it is a cake that has a very close relative in Mantua, from which, however, is distinguished by not use lard and eggs and is always accompanied by another local product who is the recioto of Verona Soave or Valpolicella dopodichè vi sentirete in pace con il mondo intero......e visto che siamo in tema di tradizioni veronesi vi lascio con un proverbio tipico che la dice lunga sul piacere del buon bere da queste parti
- A ci no ghe piase el vin, che'l Signor ghe toga anca l'aqua - ^______^
Ingredienti per 6 persone
100 gr. di farina
100 gr. di fioretto di mais, macinata molto fine
120 gr. di burro a temperatura ambiente
100 gr.
of white cane sugar 100 gr. almonds with skins, I had to finish the Brazil nuts, and I used those.
the grated rind of a lemon
a small glass of brandy, or brandy, but not essential.
Preparation
Chop a handful of Brazil nuts with a third sugar, and cut roughly others.
Pour all ingredients into a bowl and mix with your fingertips until you get a compound "crumbs".
Take the "crumbs" and pour into the pan.
Fan the cake to settle and press lightly with the tips of your hands to compact the collection. The cake will be about two inches high.
Bake at 180 degrees for 45 minutes.
not be removed until the cake has cooled otherwise it breaks.