Who remembers what sfogliatelle are?
 

Sfogliatelle Recipe - Mangia Bene Pasta

Who knows what sfogliatelle are?

I remember my grandmother having them from Ferrara's Bakery in New York City.......

They are shell shaped filled pastries. Sfogliatelle means many layers or leaves.

Love them! Found them at an Italian bakery in Atlanta.

Anyone find them in the TV area? We are coming back to TV one week from today - can't wait to get to our forever home, for a week. And it will be one week closer to our retirement.

Try Magnolia's Bakery 441 N..towards Ocala, sorry I don't have the address

[QUOTE=senior citizen;718791]Sfogliatelle Recipe - Mangia Bene Pasta

Who knows what sfogliatelle are?

I remember my grandmother having them from Ferrara's Bakery in New York City.......[/QUOT

Love them, but not from Ferrara's anymore

Shirl,,, is it this bakery???

Magnolia Bakery & Catering Ocala, FL, 34475 - YP.com

Thanks for the map. How many miles north of TV is Ocala?

I would love some. As you said earlier, we would get them from Ferrera 's in Little Italy for a special treat. Good memories.

Isn't it strange that we measure distance in time rather than miles.

why not call before making the trip to make sure they have the little delicacy? (352) 629-5533 or maybe ya just wanna shop there! :)

Publix in Colony plaza has fresh ones in their bakery case most regularly.

No to hijack the thread, but if you are from a larger metropolitan area, with multiple road construction projects, it can take you 20 minutes to go 9 miles or it can take 1 hour, depending on road construction.

Chicago has 2 seasons: winter and road construction. :ohdear:

Love them, my Dad's favorite, the best ones I ever had were in Benvento IT.

Maybe because if we have to take small sidestreets to go ten miles, it's very different than being able to travel those ten miles on a 70mph highway.