What's a cuccidati you ask? Quite simply it's a magical fig (and other fruit) filled cookie made with the most wonderfully buttery dough. It's a tradition in Alan's family, and one that I've been involved with for ... too many years now to count. Here's what 2013 looked like.
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Cuccidati 2014
Every year we get together with Alan's mom and brother to cook up a giant batch of Sicilian christmas cookies called cuccidati. This year we were back at the elder Caudill abode, and the process seemingly went quicker than in years past.
What's a cuccidati you ask? Quite simply it's a magical fig (and other fruit) filled cookie made with the most wonderfully buttery dough. It's a tradition in Alan's family, and one that I've been involved with for ... too many years now to count. Here's what 2013 looked like.
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What's a cuccidati you ask? Quite simply it's a magical fig (and other fruit) filled cookie made with the most wonderfully buttery dough. It's a tradition in Alan's family, and one that I've been involved with for ... too many years now to count. Here's what 2013 looked like.
Cuccidati 2014
2014-12-23T09:38:00-08:00
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