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Cuccìa di Santa Lucia
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Cuccìa di Santa Lucia

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Inhaltsstoffe

400 g corn
300 g sheep's milk ricotta
200 g sugar
150 g dark chocolate
10 g cinnamon
candied fruit, if you like
Cuccìa is a pudding with ricotta, typical of Sicily. It is prepared for the day of Saint Lucia.

Zubereitung

Soak the corn for two/three days, remembering to change the water daily. After these days bake for 4 hours on low heat and let it rest for 12 hours. Put the ricotta with the sugar in a bowl and knead with whips. Add the ricotta cream dark chocolate, cooked wheat and cinnamon. Mix well. If it is to your liking, you can add the candied fruit.Let stand the Cuccìa of Saint Lucia a couple of hours and then serve in dessert cups.
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