ISO Italian Fig Cookies...
Hi, I'm searching for an Italian Bakery that carries Southern Italian fig cookies. They go by many different names - cucciddati, cuddareddi, petrali, bucalleti, etc... - but they're all the same thing, a fig filled cookie. I have seen fig rings, large, cake-like things, but that's not what I'm searching for. I'm searching for the cookie itself.
I have found many recipes for them, but I'm a dismal baker, it would be so much easier to buy them for the holidays. If anyone has seen them in any bakery please let me know.
Thanks in advance for the help.
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I am a huge fig cookie fan also. If I cannot find the southern Italian kind I have purchased the Middle Eastern varieties which seem easier to find and just as delicious. In terms of the southern Italian variety, I just sampled two from Terrizi's in Astoria that were quite good. It's on 30th Ave near 36th Street.
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re: MellieGal
Try VILLABATE. We were there yesterday, and picked upa luscious assortment of authentic Italian treats.
The Fig Cookies you are looking for are unbelievably delicious here. They have the regular ones, and those dipped in Chocolate. They also have the wreath shaped cookies filled with figs.
We are getting a large Cassata for New Years. It is absolutely gorgeous, and just as delicious as it is beautiful. The most authentic Sicilian Pastry I've found outside of Italy.
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COURT STREET PASTRY on Court Street in Carroll Gardens has a few different vartieties of Cuccidati, as well as many other kinds of Sicilian and Neopolitan Christmas cookies.
We get them ever year. You might also try VILLABATE in Bensonhurst. They have delicious everything, and you think you are in a bakery in Palermo
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