Ingredients & dietary info
Full ingredients: Wheat flour, sunflower oil, salt, extra virgin olive oil, fennel seeds.
Fennel taralli from Puglia, boiled and then oven-baked for a light, crumbly crunch. Toasted fennel seeds add a sweet, gentle anise flavor. Made with 100% Italian wheat and extra virgin olive oil, naturally vegan. Great with red wine and salumi. 7.05 oz (200 g).
Taralli are Puglia's favorite snack: small rings of dough that are boiled first, then baked until golden. Boiling sets the outside, so they bake up light, crisp and crumbly rather than hard. In Puglia they are set out with a glass of wine, a bowl of olives and some cheese, and it's hard to eat just one.
Fennel seed is a traditional taralli flavor in Puglia. The seeds toast in the oven and give each ring a sweet, gentle anise note that's lovely with wine, salumi and sharp cheese. The recipe is short: Italian wheat flour, sunflower oil, salt, extra virgin olive oil and fennel seeds.
Fennel taralli are great with Castelvetrano olives and Pecorino-stuffed peppers. For a plain version, try our classic taralli.
A bright Sicilian-style winter salad. Crushed fennel taralli add crunch and echo the fresh fennel.
Save a few fennel fronds from the bulb to garnish the salad.
Full ingredients: Wheat flour, sunflower oil, salt, extra virgin olive oil, fennel seeds.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Puglia, Italy
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Taralli are crunchy ring-shaped snacks from Puglia, in southern Italy. The dough is boiled first and then baked, which gives them a light, crumbly crunch.
Wheat flour, sunflower oil, salt, extra virgin olive oil and fennel seeds.
Yes. The box says they are naturally vegan, made with no yeast and no additives.
They contain wheat. The label says they may contain soy and sesame.
Savory and lightly salty, with a sweet, gentle anise flavor from the toasted fennel seeds.
Close the box tightly or move them to an airtight container. The label says to store them in a cool, dry place.
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