Come on in a minute, People, Don't enlighten me I own to progress adjectives the mode to NYC to buy some great cannoli?

Isn't there an Italian neighborhood somewhere contained by Syracuse, NY or Rochester where they engineer GREAT CANNOLI. No, I don't want to make my own....It lately sounds like too much trouble. I know I can catch fabulous Cannoli in New York City but that's much too long a drive and within my area Wegman's cannoli simply doesn't cut it. Many appreciation in credit for your suggestions.

Answer:
Hello again, Cannoli Junkie!
In response to your email, I located the address to Dominick's Restaurant. Here it is:

Dominick's Restaurant - (315) 471-4262 - 1370 Burnet Ave, Syracuse, NY

I wish you adjectives the luck in your furrow for a comparable cannoli! Dominick's is not a pastry shop, but I hope it will be more satisfying for you than Wegman's, for saintliness sakes, it has to be! Their baked stuff are delicious!

Good luck, once again,
tatesgr ;.)
I don't live in New York (I'm from the mid-west) but if you enjoy a Whole Foods near you nearby, you could get some from them.
Sorry but ya godda go to NYC or fugedaboutit. LOL. Good luck contained by your search.
http://www.homeschoolzone.com/m2m/recipe...
or try this one
Italian Pastry Cannoli Shells

2 cups of flour
2 tablespoons of shortening
1 teaspoon of sugar
1/4 teaspoon of salt
3/4 cup of Marsala, Burgundy or Chablis wine

Combine flour, shortening, sugar and brackish and wet little by little with the wine. Knead together near fingers until a hard dough is formed. Form into a orb, cover with a cloth and tolerate stand for about an hour. Cut dough within half and roll 1/2 of the dough into a gossamer sheet about 1/4 inch sticky or less and cut into a 4 inch square. Place a metal tube diagonally across respectively square from one point to another, wrapping dough around by overlapping the other two points, sealing the overlapping points beside a little egg white. Meanwhile roast vegetable oil within a large thoughtful pan for thoughtful frying. Drop 1 or 2 tubes at a time into the hot oil and fry kindly on all sides until dough acquire a golden brown color.

Cannoli Filling 1 - easy

2 pounds of Ricotta (must be dry)
Two 8 ounces of packages cream cheese
1 cup of confectioners sugar
2 teaspoons of cinnamon grease
1 teaspoon of vanilla
2 ounces of miniature bittersweet chocolate morsels
Dash of orange flavoring

Beat cream cheese until hugely creamy. Beat Ricotta vigorously for 2 minutes. Blend the cheeses together and tag on sugar, cinnamon oil, vanilla and flavoring plus chocolate morsels. Cover and refrigerate for 1/2 hour at lowest before padding shells. Filling will keep at lowest possible 3 days in refrigerator.

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