
Check Nonna’s pantry and odds are, there are Paneangeli baking supplies inside! Paneangeli Vanillina is a powdered vanilla flavoring that will serve as a substitute for vanilla extract. Bring sweet, vanilla flavor to cookies, cakes and pastries.
Slightly rounded, crunchy bits of pure licorice. A bit larger than spezzatina but similar in shape and taste. Bitter taste. The Amarelli family refers to this licorice as the "gran cru" of their production. The beautiful black tin with raised script signals that this is an extraordinary product.
Small, slightly rounded crunchy bits of pure licorice with a strong and bitter, long-lasting taste presented in a beautiful, Old World collectible tin. Named after the town (Rossano) in which they are made.
Native to Siena this classic hand wrapped Tuscan confection was invented by Floriana Nanni. Handcrafted today by the bakers of the Nanni family, this wonderful cake is made with almonds, dried figs and candied citron. Each piece is hand wrapped with wafer paper and dusted with confectioner's sugar.
Le dolcezze di Nanni Panforte Classico di Siena feautures almonds, candied citron, candied orange peel, honey and spices. Each piece is hand wrapped with wafer paper and dusted with confectioner's sugar. An Amazing holiday treat from Tuscany.
Fabbri of Bologna has been making uniquely delicious wild cherries in amrena syrup since 1905. According to Gennaro Fabbri's original recipe, only the best wild cherries are selected and then candied in syrup a process handed down generation to generation since the creation of the recipe. Amarena Fabbri is fabulous with ice cream, cakes, fruit salads, granite, yogurts and semifreddo desserts. Packaged in a beautiful blue and white vase shaped jar.
Plasmon Biscotti are every Italian mother’s ideal snack. Good for babies six months or older, they contain quality ingredients and vitamins, but no high fructose sweetners. Serve them to babies, children, and adults with milk, coffee or tea, or add them to lunch boxes for a healthy treat at the end of a meal.
Colussi Cantuccini are crisp biscotti with chocolate chips. These little cookies made in Siena complement espresso, coffee, or tea. Or enjoy them as Tuscans do, with a glass of Vin Santo or other dessert wine for a light, low-calorie dessert.
Agrimontana Amarene, or candied sour cherries, are exquisite examples of this company's excellence in preserving fruits at their absolute peak. Amarene contain only sour cherries and sugar with no high fructose corn syrup or other additives. Dollop a spoonful on a pound cake, over ice cream or yogurt, or for a special breakfast treat on waffles or even toast. No alcohol is used in Agrimontana Amarene so they are fine for children.
Ferrero Nutella spread has been loved in Italy since the 1940s and now is a favorite the world over. This is the original, made in Italy and packed in glass jars. It is especially treasured for its fine, pure flavor of roasted hazelnuts, skim milk and cocoa. Spread Nutella on slices of whole grain bread or croissants, and enjoy with a glass of milk for a tasty breakfast. Now in a new smaller size, handy for smaller households or to bring on vacation or a camping trip.
Agrimontana Bitter Oranges Marmalade with Peel (Arance Amare con Scorza) is a fine example of the company’s dedication to traditional flavors and traditions. Sicilian oranges at the height of ripeness are used to make this all-natural marmalade. No additives or preservatives are included. Small batches of fruit, orange peel, cane sugar, and lemon juice result in a product that is fresh, bright, and not too sweet.
Siena’s famous cake of candied fruits, orange peels, citron and almonds is a delectable treat. This confection was named for Queen Margherita, wife of Umberto I, with a recipe more delicate and refined than the first versions of the cake. Panforte, which translates as "strong bread," is wonderful served in small slices with Vin Santo or other dessert wines or espresso.
Vanilla-scented round biscotti are not too sweet, and are seriously addictive for children and adults. These little crisp doughtnut-shaped cookies are perfect with espresso, a glass of milk, or as a snack in the middle of the day.
Wild blueberry preserves from Agrimontana are of exceptionally high quality. The preserves contain only fruit, cane sugar and lemon juice. Delicious on morning toast, this thick jam is also wonderful in yogurt, on ice cream, or used in baking.
Plum (prugne) preserves from Agrimontana are of exceptional quality. This thick jam is wonderful on morning toast, or in yogurt. Plum preserves would also be a perfect filling for an almond or spice layer cake.
Blackberry (More) preserves from Agrimontana are of exceptional quality. Wonderful on morning toast or in yogurt, these preserves would also be a delicious filling for a cake or in a trifle. Like all Agrimontana preserves, the jam contains only fruit, cane sugar, and lemon juice.
Raspberry (lamponi) preserves from Agrimontana are of exceptional quality. Made only of raspberries, cane sugar, and lemon, these preserves would be wonderful on morning toast or spooned into yogurt. The preserves would be perfect as filling for a cake or in a pudding.
Premeasured leavening agent for baking desserts. will help ensure successful baked goods. Often called for in Italian recipes, the delicate vanilla flavor of Lievito Pane degli Angeli Vaniglinato per dolci, imported from Italy, adds taste and fragrance to cakes, cookies, and sweet breads. Each box contains 10 packets of 15 grams each.
Quince preserves are from the Agrimontana line of fine products. Only quince, sugar, and lemon juice are used to make the preserves in Piedmont. This flavor is wonderful on toast, but the pleasant hint of sour makes quince preserves perfect to match with mild cheeses or even as a condiment for cured meats.
Peach preserves , or pesche, made in Piedmont contain only peaches, sugar, and lemon juice. Agrimontana’s fine product line means that a widely popular flavor tastes amazingly new. Wonderful on toast or breakfast rolls, peach preserves can also be the filling for dessert crepes or cakes.
Genuine amaretti cookies from Italy's famous Lazzaroni family are packaged in attractive red tins and boxes.These cookies made of the finest ingredients are baked slowly and carefully to achieve their delicate and delicious flavor. Amaretti are wonderful eaten with coffee, fine wine or dessert wines, or can also be finely crusted to add to a pumpkin filling for ravioli, in a pie crust, or to top gelato or ice cream.
A large bag of Italian ladyfingers, called Savoiardi, are extremely versatile. The Italian ladyfingers originate in the Piedmont's "Val d'Aosta", once a part of the Savoy Duchy; hence, the name.These crisp-edged, delicate pastries, can be the base for tiramisu, a French charlotte or even a strawberry shortcake. And they’re also wonderful by themselves with tea or coffee. A 17.5 oz. bag of Savoiardi contains five individually-wrapped packages of one dozen each. One bag is enough to make a large tiramisu, serving 12. (There’s a tiramisu recipe on the package).