Ricotta filled cannoli recipe

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  • Cuisine: Italian
  • Makes 50

Ingredients

For the cannoli:

8 tbsp butter or lard, melted
680g flour
2 eggs
3 /4 egg yolks
1 cup marsala / 250 grams
1 cup icing sugar
1 egg, beaten
Sunflower oil, for deep frying

For the filling:


300g fresh ricotta
200g mascarpone
100g caster sugar
½ cup candied fruits
½ cup glazed cherries soaked in orange essence and rum for one day
2 tbsp dark couverture chocolate, chopped

Preparation

Rub butter into flour, add eggs, yolks, sugar and marsala, knead to form a dough (this can be done in an electric mixer with a dough hook).  Wrap in cling film and rest overnight in fridge.

For filling, whisk ricotta and sugar in an electric mixer for 2 minutes until smooth.  Fold in mascarpone.  Fold in candied fruits and cherries and chocolate. Chill.

Roll dough out in a pasta machine until 1mm thick.
Cut into 10cm diameter circles and brush edge with beaten egg and wrap around a cannoli form.
Deep fry in clean oil for 30 seconds until centre is cooked. Drain on paper towel and remove cannoli forms.

Fill cannoli to order and dust with icing sugar.
Serve with orange ice cream if desired.

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21 Feb 2011 03:21 AEST
Carlo Mellini
Essendon
Yum
I wish you could also made this at home sometimes "Papa'"
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21 Nov 2010 10:51 AEST
Chris
MiddlePark
Tips on making Cannoli
Its too expensive to buy a # of forms (EI/ web) if your looking to make a large batch~25 & too long to fry if only 2-4 forms. 1/ Buy dowel from Bunnings (select smoothest you can) and cut to size then sand till smooth. Deep fry in hot oil. 3/ Ensure no egg on dowel or you can't slide shell off + slight dust of flour on disc prior to rolling on tube. 2/ *Key* step: Deepfry shells in 2 steps. 1 minute on dowel then slide off and then for further 2 minutes. This makes shell very crisp. Enjoy!
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12 Nov 2010 06:44 AEST
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17 Oct 2010 05:37 AEST
Italianstallions
We tried this recipe and got some awesome oil burns and a few dodgy canoli. Odds are though it was us and not so much the reciepe. Not for the faint hearted ;).
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18 Sep 2010 02:11 AEST
Susan Cheney-Smith
They are available at the Balgowlah Stocklands shopping centre at the wonderful Village Grocer.
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03 Sep 2010 12:41 AEST
Carrie
I found my cannoli tubes at our local You Can Bake it $8.95 a pack
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10 Aug 2010 10:06 AEST
Antonio
Mum bought the best cannoli shells ever from our local deli. The brand was 'Schipano Foods" (the label was an Italian flag LOL). They were sooo delicious with this filling and saved us the hassle of making the shells ourselves. So crisp, and were still crisp the next morning!!!!!!!! YUM. I love CANNOLI!!!!
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13 Jun 2010 12:07 AEST
Alfonso
1. I buy my cannoli shells from Pennisi Distributors, 17 Balaclava St Woolloongabba. 2. My personal preference is cannoli made with custard cream.
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