Multigrain taralli
Apulian multigrain taralli: a mix of grains for a richer taste and a slightly more rustic texture.
Apulian Taralli
Homestyle taralli, the simplest recipe: flour, extra virgin olive oil, white wine and salt, cooked with the double-cooking method.
Homestyle taralli, the most essential version of the classic Apulian snack: a dough of flour, extra virgin olive oil, white wine and salt, with no other flavourings. The processing follows the traditional double-cooking method, first a brief boil and then oven baking, which makes these taralli crunchy outside and crumbly inside. It's the everyday tarallo, good for an aperitif as well as a quick snack, which keeps well for a long time in a well-sealed container.
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Apulian multigrain taralli: a mix of grains for a richer taste and a slightly more rustic texture.
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