#figolli

[morethansalad]

Healthy Vegan Figolli (Chocolate Maltese Easter Pastries)

#vegan #desserts #maltese cuisine #Mediterranean cuisine #cookies #easter #veganized #figolli #whole wheat #oats #dates #vegan yogurt #applesauce #almonds #dried apricots #almond extract #chocolate #lemon #vanilla #olive oil #agave nectar

[poodletime]

hormse

#figolli

[mariekavanagh]

L-Għid it-Tajjeb lil kulħadd!

Happy Easter everyone!

Please allow me to show off my first ever attempt at figolli on this happy day.

#easter #easter sunday #figolli #Maltese Easter

[malta-tan-nanna]

Figolli are a Maltese Easter traditional sweets filled with ground almonds and decorated either with melted chocolate or icing (source)

#figolli #easter #maltese food #maltese traditions #culture

[enviousennui]

Here's my piece for @ender--slime 's baking bonanza zine! I was so happy to be apart of this and I can't wait to see the physical cookbook!

Shout-out to @cartoonghosty for the figolli recipe they wrote, I cannot wait to try it - as well as all the other recipies.

Link to the pre orders and the free PDF here

BG under cut because why not. See if you can see any little Easter eggs, most aren't super hidden.

#my post #my art #homestuck #zine #janes baking book #jane crockers bombastic baking book bonanza #jane crocker #dirk strider #roxy lalonde #jake english #mutie #gcat #calliope

[deryvision-blog]

#easter #figolli #easterbunny #baking #maltesefood #tradition# #ghid #yummy #sweettooth (at Sydney, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ccb8WnUv_t-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#easter #figolli #easterbunny #baking #maltesefood #tradition #ghid #yummy #sweettooth

[fantasychicaccessories]

Happy Easter to all of you! We got our goodies today. In Malta we have our own traditional goodies - figolli 😁 . . They're these delicious almond filled pastries covered in icing or chocolate. Thankfully we also have gluten free options nowadays ❤️ . . We usually make our own but this year we didn't really feel like making any so it's a good thing we could get some gluten free ones from our favourite local restaurant 💗🤩 . . Any traditional Easter goodies in your country? Tell me all about it below ❤️ . . . . #photooftheday❤️ #instagram #eastergoodies🐣 #figolli #eastereggs🐣 #fantasychicaccessories #localholidays #malteseofinstagram #malta🇲🇹 #fortheloveoflockdown #cadbury #mnms #kinderchocolate #chocolate🍫 #traditionalsweets❤️ (at Malta) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNPYzQjlHVD/?igshid=17lusnabw8t84

#photooftheday❤️ #instagram #eastergoodies🐣 #figolli #eastereggs🐣 #fantasychicaccessories #localholidays #malteseofinstagram #malta🇲🇹 #fortheloveoflockdown #cadbury #mnms #kinderchocolate #chocolate🍫 #traditionalsweets❤️

[recipe-cookbook]

Maltese Figolli Biscuits

#Maltese Figolli Biscuits #biscuits

[lpace]

FIGOLLI 💝 (at Home Baking) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBHJ4fHovv/?igshid=29t421f74s2m

[vintagesapphicsandtea]

sugarpie, peach, and sweet pea!

sweet pea - what’s your favourite flower?

Sunflower🥰🌻

sugarpie - what’s your favourite sweet treat?

In Malta we have this traditional sweet treat around easter called “Figolli”. Basically a sweet pastry with marzipan like filling (almond paste). Usually shaped like a lamb or christianity symbols but also comes in heart shapes or rabbit shapes😊 here are the ones i made last easter c:

peach - what’s your ideal aesthetic?

This is funny, i’m mostly a jean jacket/leather jacket kinda gal but i loveee the vintage aesthetic and cottagecore.

Thank you so much🥺💕

#cute asks c: #thanks!

[ethnixcomedy]

#MalteseLife 🇲🇹😋 . . #kinnie #figolli #pastizzi #growingupmaltese #malteseaustralian

#pastizzi #figolli #growingupmaltese #kinnie #malteseaustralian #malteselife

[poodletime]

it’s easter n we’re maltese so that means figolli here’s my chaotic dinosaur horse & my friends horror rabbit

[mariekavanagh]

Spent Good Friday evening baking up a batch of figolli (Maltese Easter biscuits) and reducing the kitchen to an absolute bombsite in the process.

But the end product seems to have been successful so it was all worth it.

#good friday #figolli #maltese easter traditions #will share photos once they're suitably decorated #personal

[snazzyshazzie-blog]

Completed figolli. Decorated by the kids. #figolli #figolla #maltabiscuit #easter #yum #baking #food #sweet

#baking #sweet #yum #food #easter #maltabiscuit #figolli #figolla

[rjztv-blog]

Is #wallmart #selling #fIgolli? The #Maltese #easter #cookie #malta #Toronto #lovemalta #desert

#maltese #toronto #selling #malta #cookie #wallmart #desert #figolli #lovemalta #easter

[outfitandtrend]

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