Dolci Italiani – Cookbook Giveaway
August 17, 2025 by JennyEnter our US/CA/UK giveaway to win one of two copies of Dolci Italiani: Desserts, Cakes & Other Sweet Bakes from Italy by Ursula Ferrigno.
Almost exactly a year ago, we featured a Quick Bites with Ursula and if you missed it – head over to that link to find our more about this prolific cookbook author.
Ursula’s latest cookbook is Dolci Italiani: Desserts, Cakes & Other Sweet Bakes from Italy which shares a collection of seventy delicious desserts that will impress all. The book’s chapters are set out as follows: cakes, tarts & sweet breads, small cakes, pastries & biscuits, desserts, ice cream & sorbets and lastly edible gifts. Before each section, the author shares details and photos about the particular subject covered. For example, heading the tarts & sweet breads chapter are two pages of photos and some background about how pastries are made in the villages of Italy.
Our 
features a selection of pages and the following 
- Raspberry, orange, lemon & yogurt cake (Torta alla yogurt, limone, arancia e lampone)
- Rosemary & orange honey cake (Torta al miele arancia e rosmarino)
- Mini cream-filled buns (Maritozzi)
Other recipes include an Umbrian strudel, Lemon & vanilla cream pastries, Fig & grape crostata with hazelnut cream, Chocolate salami and Almond & pistachio biscotti.
I have always loved a lemon bread that was sold at our city’s farmer’s market. Thankfully, Ursula includes a recipe for lemon bread and I made. However, I took a shortcut and tossed the ingredients in my bread maker – to knead and proof. I then baked it in the oven and it was delicious – sharing a not so great photo below – but it was so good!
If you love all things Italian and especially desserts, this is the book for you!
Special thanks to the publisher for providing two copies of this title in our promotion open to US/CA/UK Members. Entry options include answering the following question in the comments section of this blog post.
What is your favorite Italian dessert to make or enjoy?
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