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Mandarin and mascarpone flat cannoli stacks

Jeremy, Jane Strode and Jeremy & Jane Strode

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Like an Italian millefeuille.
Like an Italian millefeuille.Quentin Jones

The wine gives the cannoli a really interesting flavour; use Marsala if you can.

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Ingredients

  • 180g plain flour

  • 120g castor sugar

  • 1 pinch salt

  • 30g butter, cut into chunks

  • 1 egg, beaten

  • 50ml marsala or dry white wine

  • 130ml water

  • 2 large mandarins, peeled, membranes and seeds removed

  • vegetable oil for frying

  • 300g mascarpone

Method

  1. Place flour, 20 grams of sugar, salt and butter in a bowl and work in butter with hands until combined. Add egg and wine and work into a smooth dough. Rest for 30 minutes.

    Bring remaining sugar and water to the boil in a saucepan. Add mandarin and simmer gently for five minutes. Remove from heat.

    Pre-heat oil to 180C. Roll dough to 2-millimetre thickness and cut into 12 8-centimetre rounds. Fry in batches in oil until golden. Place on paper towel and dust with sugar.

    Sweeten mascarpone with a little syrup from the mandarins.

    Layer cannoli with mascarpone and mandarin segments, starting with mascarpone and ending with cannoli; three cannoli per serve. Drizzle with a little syrup and serve straight away.

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