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desserts
- cold recipe:

Ossa
di Morto biscuit
ingredients
flour
250 gm
hazelnuts 100 gm
almonds 100 gm
sugar 400 gm
egg whites 2 pc
lemon 1 pc
production
- Combine the flour, egg whites, sugar, and lemon juice
to a good stiff dough
- Mix in the nuts, leaving them whole, and continue kneading
until you have a fairly firm dough
- Roll the ball of dough out with your hands on your work
surface so as to obtain a snake; cut the snake into half-inch
thick slices and shape into bones with your hands
- Preheat your oven to 360°F (180°C)
- Grease and flour the baking sheet, Place the biscuits
onto the sheet
- Lay the bones onto the tray and bake them for approx.
20 minutes
- Remove from the oven and place on a cooling rack
- Dust with icing sugar just prior to serving
chef notes:
This recipe is a specialty of the cities of Biella, Vercelli
and Novara of Italy.
Ossa di Morto means bones of the dead, and are traditionally
baked on November 2nd, on All Saints Day.

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lt |
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litres |
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ml |
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millelitres |
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kg |
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kilograms |
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gm |
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grams |
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tsp |
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teaspoon |
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tbs |
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tablespoon |
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sq |
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sufficient
quantity (add to taste) |
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pc |
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piece,
meaning a whole one of |

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