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WHEAT FRISELLE LAGGIU' 6PCSX450GR (FD)

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£ 20.04


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WHEAT FRISELLE LAGGIU' 6PCSX450GR (FD)

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Friselle (or frise) di Altamura are another masterpiece of Apulian baking. The Double-Baking Secret: Friselle are essentially a twice-baked, dry bread. The dough (semolina, water, sourdough starter or yeast, and salt) is shaped into a ring, baked once, taken out of the oven while still hot, split in half with a string, and then put back into the oven to toast until completely dehydrated. This process creates two sides: one smooth bottom, and one rough, porous top (where the toppings go).

Why were they invented? They were the ultimate food for shepherds, sailors, and crusaders. Because they contain zero moisture, they could be stored for months without spoiling.

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Wheat friselle from the LAGGIU' brand, twice-baked dried bread in the traditional Apulian style. They come as crisp, long-keeping rings, briefly rehydrated in water before being dressed and served.

  • Format: 6 pieces of 450 g
  • Sold as: Sold by the box

Traditionally served with fresh tomato, extra-virgin olive oil, oregano and salt, they are ideal for starters, aperitivo and summer sharing platters. Suggested on trattoria and Italian restaurant menus as the base for the classic Apulian frisella, and they work well alongside a board of cured meats and cheeses.