Pandoro and artisan gourmet panettone: discover the specialties of the best Italian pastry chefs

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Award-winning Italian pastry chefs famous all over the world, discover the artisan gourmet pandoro and panettone for your Christmas parties
The Christmas period would not be complete without the traditional Italian gourmet pandoro and panettone. These sweet breads are rediscovered and reinvented every year, offering consumers a wide choice of products.In Italy you can find gourmet versions of panettone and pandoro, made with high quality ingredients, which do not look at all like those we are used to seeing in supermarkets from November onwards.

His biggest secret: passion. This is how Andrea found his trada in the world of pastry; He is the demonstration that with talent, dedication and commitment they can achieve great results.
Discover on DF Gourmet its Christmas sweets including panettone and pandoro, taste them and reveal the enchantment at the first taste.

The creations of a three-time World Champion directly to your home. Discover the excellence of Dolci Rinaldini, taste them at any time.
Each of his desserts is conceived as a work in itself, the stubborn search for a 360-degree quality: from the selection of raw materials to processing techniques, up to the choice of packaging.

Sal De Riso is one of the most famous pastry chefs in Italy, He crossed international borders creating the ricotta and pear cake with hazelnut biscuit.
Idea born from the combination of simple and typical ingredients of Campania.
Discover the symbol of Sal De Riso pastry: its gourmet panettone!
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There are fun types of panettone, the Classic one and all the other variations with fruit, chocolate, pistachio … The classic version is made from a dough enriched with candied fruit, orange and cedar peel in equal parts, and raisins. The traditional recipe of panettone was born in Milan, at the end of the eighteenth century, at Christmas in every house a large wooden log was put on the fire.
Then all the diners ate slices of wheat bread distributed by the head of the family, who kept one for the following year, as a good omen. That bread had, especially for the poor, a special value. The bakers in fact, except those who baked for the nobles, during the year had the prohibition to use wheat flour, precious and prerogative of the rich.
The Milanese Corporations, however, had decided that at Christmas everyone ate the same bread, called “Pan de Sciori” or “Pan de Ton”, that is bread of the lords, luxury, which was enriched with sugar, butter and eggs.
In the following years, the panettone became a dolc breadand that was prepared once a year, in November, to be consumed at Christmas time. Panettone is a sweet bread made with an enriched dough and usually studded with raisins and candied fruit. It is baked in a special mold, which gives the baked bread its characteristic shape.
Its typical soft texture and its unique taste make panettone one of the most popular Italian Christmas sweets. Panettone can be eaten all year round, but it is traditionally consumed during the Christmas period. It can be eaten as it is, or it can be used to prepare panettone croutons, perfect for appetizers or desserts. Panettone croutons can also be used to prepare fruit salads, ice creams and crème brûlée.
Why buy a high quality artisan gourmet panettone?
Panettone has gained a special place in the Italian Christmas tradition. It is associated with the Christmas period and is consumed as a dessert, appetizer or dessert. When you buy the best artisan gourmet panettone in Italy, you have to look for pastry shops that have a high quality ratio between the crust, the crumb and the filling.
You can find gourmet artisan panettone online. Buying online allows you to easily compare the various products and choose the best one for you.
Pandoro, its origins and its history
The origins of pandoro are still unknown, although there are many theories that try to explain its history. One theory is that the name pandoro derives from the Latin word “panis”, which means “bread”. Another theory is that the word pandoro comes from the Italian region of Verona, where the first pandoro was cooked.
This theory suggests that the word pandoro derives from the word “golden bread”, which means “golden bread“. This is because pandoro has a golden crust, similar to the color of gold. The traditional pandoro recipe consists of a dough enriched with yeast and prepared with butter, eggs and milk. It is usually stuffed with a mixture of honey, butter and ground almonds.
It is usually eaten as a dessert, accompanied by various fruit compotes chocolate sauces or mascarpone cream.
Where to find the best artisan pandoro in Italy?
When looking for the best gourmet pandoro in Italy, it is important to choose a product that is made with high quality products. A well-made pandoro has a thin and soft crust and a very dense and compact crumb, but not crumbly. The filling must be sweet but not excessiveand must be accompanied by the right amount of butter.
It is an honor for us to present the pandoro of the Italian pastry chef Andrea Tortora. His biggest secret: passion. This is how Andrea found his trada in the world of pastry; He is the demonstration that with talent, dedication and commitment they can achieve great results.
Discover on DF Gourmet its Christmas sweets including panettone and pandoro, taste them and reveal the enchantment at the first taste.
Conclusion
The best artisan gourmet pandoro and panettone are produced with high quality ingredients and offer consumers a wide choice. Although there is nothing better than enjoying a homemade Christmas cake, it is also nice to try some of the most famous and appreciated artisan versions. It’s also a great excuse to get together with friends, enjoy some Christmas fun and taste some of the best Italian delicacies!
Discover all the Christmas products of the best pastry chefs in Italy: Roberto Rinaldini, Andrea Tortora and Salvatore De Riso.