While baking cookies with Gemma, I had an interesting idea. Why don't I try to make a traditional Italian dessert.
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While baking cookies with Gemma, I had an interesting idea. Why don't I try to make a traditional Italian dessert, and let you pick which one I make? Come on America! Should I make Torta Della Nonna, a Panna Cotta or a Bomboloni? Leave your comments here and I'll cook the one you like the best and provide you with the recipe!
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