Sweets in Europe4
Masashi Utsunomiya
Today, I would like to describe Italy
sweets. In
Italian, a sweet thing is called DOLCE. In fact, such desserts those are likely to
appear also in the family restaurant menu of Japan, such as tiramisu and pannacotta,
are also Italian dolce.
It is supposed that it is the origin of the
sweets of Italy in the Middle and Near East. The Middle Eastern process was made into
its method, and production was begun using the wheat, grape, and olive which
are their specialties. Dolce got across also to the Roman Empire through
Greece. Moreover,
the dolce of this time was produced by the commemoration of Christianity and
eaten. In crusade days, it came to deal with Eastern spices in Italy. The Renaissance
term had various influences on the table. Cooks devised the meal for pleasing a
master and its visitor.
There are many historical sweets. First of
all, Tiramisu is famous sweets. The mascarpone and cream which are Italian fresh
cheese are mixed. Tiramisu applies this to the sponge in which espresso
was dipped, and is the cold. Tiramisu has a meaning of "encouraging me." Many nutritive
substances are contained. Since alcohol, coffee, etc. are contained, a feeling
can be enlivened.
Secondly, Zuccotto is sweets which get
across to the Toscana district from old times. Zuccotto has the meaning "the hat
which a cleric is wearing." Since form is alike, the meaning is coming. The cream which
chocolate or nuts contained is stuffed in the dome which made the form from the
thin sponge cake dipped in liqueur. Zuccotto is the dessert which covered this
by sponge cloth and was frozen. Since air is included enough in cream, it
does not freeze completely.
Finally, Afogliatelle is the sweets of
Italy. Sister of the monastery in Naples was making baked confectionery with
pleat in the 1900s. Since reputation was won on the street, this sweet
became famous. Then, it became the tradition sweets representing
south Italy. The street corner in Naples has many specialty stores which can obtain
fresh baked Afogliatelle deliciously, and they are located in it even now. What mixed sugar
with ricotta is wrapped in piecrust, and has become the form of the shellfish.
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