In a recent post, the Editorial Board of the MSN (Microsoft Network) portal has funnily enough confused the Sicilian 'cassatelle di ricotta' with the Maltese pastizzi (note the link hereunder). Whilst the said post talks exclusively about the Sicilian sweet pastries, it is illustrated with a single image of Maltese pastizzi — which is a different king of pastry — thereby confusing the two food items and misleading readers that Maltese pastizzi and the Sicilian 'cassatelle di ricotta' are one and the same — which of course is absolutely not the case.
www.msn.com/en-xl/news/other/forget-tiramisu-this-little-known-italian-dessert-that-s-crispy-on-the-outside-and-soft-on-the-inside-is-an-absolute-treat/ar-AA1LS9bd
Here's wishing our Joseph Gatt a very happy birthday. AD MULTOS ANNOS.
Joseph Gatt Thank you so much!
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