BY: Chiara Dalessio
As the holiday season approaches, many of us find a little extra time to spend in the kitchen. It’s the perfect opportunity to experiment with recipes that bring something new and special to the table. Sardinian pastries are deeply rooted in the island’s rural traditions and ancient history, and offer a unique way to share stories and flavors with loved ones.
While most of these sweets are not exclusively tied to Christmas, their popularity and symbolism make them ideal for this festive time of year. Their rich history, delicious taste, and the communal effort involved in making them make Sardinian desserts a perfect holiday project.
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