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Cuccidati ready to bake

Published on December 5, 2017 in Cuccidati: Traditional Sicilian Christmas CookiesFull resolution (288 × 216)

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Sicilian cuccidati

Cuccidati ready to bake – various shapes

Cuccidati are Sicilian cookies that can be formed into many different shapes – wreaths, candy canes, ribbons, and horse shoes.

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