
Naples, Italy
Babà al Rum
Naples' sponge-like yeast cake soaked in rum syrup, often split and filled with pastry cream or ricotta. A Polish-origin cake adopted by Neapolitan pastry chefs.
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Naples, Italy
Naples' sponge-like yeast cake soaked in rum syrup, often split and filled with pastry cream or ricotta. A Polish-origin cake adopted by Neapolitan pastry chefs.

Sicily, Italy
In Sicily, Brioche con gelato is soft Sicilian brioche filled with gelato.

Sicily, Italy
Cannoli siciliani
Sicilian fried pastry tubes filled with sweetened sheep's milk ricotta, with candied fruit, pistachios, or chocolate chips. Filled to order so the shell stays crisp.

Monaco, Monaco
Torta Pasqualina
Layered chard pie, the centrepiece dish on Easter day in Monaco; Swiss chard layered with eggs, cheese, and herbs in a pastry crust; a Monegasque Easter tradition listed in Wikipedia's cuisine table.

Italy
Thin crispy fried ribbons of sweet dough dusted with powdered sugar, eaten during Carnival across central Italy. Also called chiacchiere.

Rome, Italy
Roman sweet bun filled with whipped cream.

Apulia, Italy
Puglian crescent-shaped fried dough pockets filled with tomato and mozzarella, like a small fried calzone. A beloved street snack across southern Italy.

Naples, Italy
Neapolitan Easter tart of shortcrust filled with cooked wheat berries, ricotta, eggs, candied fruit, and orange blossom water. A spring ritual.

Sardinia, Italy
Sardinian fried semolina fritter with pecorino and honey.

Naples, Italy
Naples' clam-shaped pastry of many thin crisp leaves (riccia) or a softer shortcrust version (frolla), filled with semolina, ricotta, candied fruit, and cinnamon.

Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy
Strudel
Apple strudel of the Austrian tradition, adopted in Trentino-Alto Adige: thin pastry wrapped around apples, raisins, pine nuts, and cinnamon.

Naples, Italy
Neapolitan Christmas honey balls: tiny fried dough puffs coated in honey and decorated with candied sprinkles, piled into a mound.

Liguria, Italy
Ligurian 'grandmother's tart' of shortcrust filled with lemon-zested custard and topped with pine nuts and powdered sugar.

Emilia-Romagna, Italy
Emilian Carnival fried sweet pastry puffs dusted with sugar, sometimes filled with cream or jam. Eaten warm at Carnival.

Naples, Italy
Fried choux/dough pastries for San Giuseppe, especially Naples and Rome.