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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:Krumiri_(4085416867).jpg|thumb|Krumiri (4085416867)]] '''Krumiri''' are traditional [[Italian cuisine|Italian]] biscuits originating from [[Casale Monferrato]], a town in the [[Piedmont]] region of [[Italy]]. These biscuits are known for their distinctive shape and rich flavor, making them a beloved treat in Italian culture.<br />
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==History==<br />
The creation of Krumiri dates back to 1878, attributed to [[Domenico Rossi]], a pastry chef from Casale Monferrato. The biscuits were designed to commemorate the death of [[Victor Emmanuel II]], the first king of a unified Italy. The shape of Krumiri is said to resemble the king's mustache, adding a historical and cultural significance to the treat.<br />
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==Ingredients==<br />
Krumiri are made using simple, high-quality ingredients, which include:<br />
* [[Wheat flour]]<br />
* [[Butter]]<br />
* [[Sugar]]<br />
* [[Egg yolks]]<br />
* [[Vanilla extract]]<br />
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The use of butter and egg yolks gives Krumiri their rich, buttery flavor and crumbly texture.<br />
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==Preparation==<br />
The preparation of Krumiri involves mixing the ingredients to form a dough, which is then shaped into the characteristic curved form. The dough is typically piped through a star-shaped nozzle to achieve the ridged texture. After shaping, the biscuits are baked until they achieve a golden-brown color.<br />
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==Cultural Significance==<br />
Krumiri hold a special place in Italian culinary tradition, particularly in the Piedmont region. They are often enjoyed with a cup of [[coffee]] or [[tea]], and are also popular as a dessert accompaniment to [[dessert wine|dessert wines]] such as [[Moscato d'Asti]].<br />
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==Variations==<br />
While the traditional Krumiri recipe remains popular, there are several variations that incorporate different flavors and ingredients. Some modern versions include [[chocolate]] or [[hazelnuts]], reflecting the diverse culinary influences within Italian cuisine.<br />
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==See Also==<br />
* [[Italian cuisine]]<br />
* [[Biscuit]]<br />
* [[Piedmont]]<br />
* [[Casale Monferrato]]<br />
* [[Victor Emmanuel II]]<br />
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==References==<br />
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==External Links==<br />
{{Commons category|Krumiri}}<br />
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[[Category:Italian cuisine]]<br />
[[Category:Biscuits]]<br />
[[Category:Piedmont]]<br />
[[Category:Casale Monferrato]]<br />
[[Category:1878 introductions]]<br />
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