My grandmother called them just \u201cthe peaches\u201d. They are little balls made with pasta frolla<\/em> stuffed with jam and covered with Alchermes and sugar in order to make them similar to real peaches. Given the huge amount of quantities, we think that this doses were used to satisfy the palate of the whole big family.<\/p>\n White flour 800g \u2022 sugar 300g \u2022 1 glass of olive oil \u2022 6 eggs \u2022 1 pinch of salt \u2022 homemade peach jam \u2022 baking powder 36g \u2022 a bit of Marsala wine \u2022 a bit of dried wine \u2022 Alchermes \u2022 1 glass of milk<\/p>\n Melt flour, sugar, salt and sifted backing powder. Now make a well and break the eggs into it, add olive oil and milk. Amalgamate until you will have a smooth dough. Create half-balls with a central hole and bake them. When they are baked, wet the balls\u2019 holes with Marsala and dried wine, whose taste is similar to the peaches. Fill the hole with peach jam and assemble the two half balls so as to create a sphere. Wet them with Alchermes and cover with sugar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Ingredients<\/h2>\n
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