Here’s another crispy snack from our little local Co-op in Switzerland. It’s a crispy Italian cracker for serving a fancy apéro snack... or for dipping in my handy homemade sour cream and chive dip (see the previous post).
Not a lot of taste apart from a faint air of water biscuit: a harder bite than that and a hearty satisfying crunch. But they do taste good with the dip. I’m sure if I could be bothered to decorate one of these crackers with a slice of cucumber, some salmon mousse and a caper that would work pretty well too. Although I don’t fancy salmon mousse, and the Chef won’t eat capers (he’s so picky!) so we might swap out (as they say these days), or perhaps change up, our own choice of ingredients.
I wonder how they make the not quite square shapes come out apparently random?
Thursday 2 April 2020
Gran Pavesi le Sfoglie Classiche
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Cotte al Forno
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crispy snack
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Gran Pavesi
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Italy
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le sfolie classiche
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