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Favorite Sopranos desert name???

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  1. In the Sopranos on HBO, they are always referring to a pastry that they
    pronounce "schweeadell".
    Does anyone know what they are referring to?
    Mary

  2. M D said:

    In the Sopranos on HBO, they are always referring to a pastry that they
    pronounce "schweeadell".
    Does anyone know what they are referring to?
    Mary

    http://www.mikespastry.com/lobster.html

  3. Thank you for the URL, just ordered some....can't wait to try them!

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    M D said:

    In the Sopranos on HBO, they are always referring to a pastry that they
    pronounce "schweeadell".
    Does anyone know what they are referring to?
    Mary

    http://www.mikespastry.com/lobster.html

  4. M D said:

    In the Sopranos on HBO, they are always referring to a pastry that they
    pronounce "schweeadell".
    Does anyone know what they are referring to?
    Mary

    Sfogliatelle

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    M D said:

    In the Sopranos on HBO, they are always referring to a pastry that they
    pronounce "schweeadell".
    Does anyone know what they are referring to?
    Mary

    Sfogliatelle

    Pronounced sfoolyadell. Isn't that the shell shaped
    pastry? I think the word is even Italian for shell.
    A little dry for my taste, but then I'm not much for
    Italian desserts. (my ex's family ate them for
    breakfast, same way people would eat donuts ...
    someone would stop and the bakery and get an
    assortment of Italian pastries)

    nancy

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