Casio in pastelletto
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Pestanzul’s modern interpretation of a medieval-style cheese preparation, warmed with sugar and cinnamon.
Prep: 1 min; Cook: 3 min (source) · 1
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Gather
- 2 slice cheese. Use a cheese that is mid-aged, not too savoury and not too delicate.
- sugar
- cinnamon
- butter or lard
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Make
- 01
Place the cheese in a pan with frying butter or lard.
- 02
Immediately sprinkle sugar and cinnamon all over it.
- 03
As soon as it softens, remove it from the pan.
- 04
Serve warm.
pestanzul · Public Domain Recipes · Casio in pastelletto. Public-domain dedication / Unlicense. Editorially checked for ingredient/method consistency. Not independently kitchen-tested by Herbologium. Source-reported and editorially estimated times are labeled separately.
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pestanzul · Public Domain Recipes. (2026). Casio in pastelletto.
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Pestanzul’s modern interpretation of a medieval-style cheese preparation, warmed with sugar and cinnamon.
Editorially checked for ingredient/method consistency. Not independently kitchen-tested by Herbologium. Source-reported and editorially estimated times are labeled separately.
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