Culinary Dictionary: Frusta
Frusta, which means “whip,” is a long, thin bread with a crispy crust and a chewy interior. It is traditionally used to make crostini (particularly, chicken liver crostini) and canapés.
Frusta, which means “whip,” is a long, thin bread with a crispy crust and a chewy interior. It is traditionally used to make crostini (particularly, chicken liver crostini) and canapés.
Spumini, which comes from the Italian “spuma” (foam) and translates as “little foams,” are crunchy meringues shaped into fluffy peaks. They look glossy and have a sandy, crumbly texture.