Krumiri

01 / ABOUT THE DISH

About the dish

Krumiri are typical Piemontese cookies dating back to 1870, when they were invented by a confectioner named Domenico Rossi. These handmade cookies are made with a combination of fresh eggs, flour, sugar, butter, and vanilla. When the texture becomes just right, the combination is left to breathe for a day before baking. They are shaped in the form of a bent cylinder with a rough surface. It's believed that the shape is made in honor of the mustached King Victor Emanuel II. Krumiri are said to taste the best when dunked into tea, sweet wines, chocolate liqueurs, or zabaione.