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Eugenio Gollini
[edit]Eugenio Gollini was an Italian pastry chef from Vignola, a town in the Emilia-Romagna region, renowned for creating the iconic Torta Barozzi. The cake, also known as Torta Nera, is a rich, flourless chocolate dessert made with a blend of almonds, peanuts, coffee, and dark rum.
Gollini invented the recipe in 1886 after experimenting with ingredients to create a unique dessert. It became widely known for its deep, dark color and distinct texture, both soft and crispy, with a strong cocoa flavor.
In 1907, Gollini named the cake Torta Barozzi in homage to Jacopo Barozzi, a famous architect from Vignola. Over time, the cake became a symbol of the region's culinary heritage. Gollini’s pastry shop, Pasticceria Gollini, continues to serve the original recipe, which remains a closely guarded secret and is protected by a trademark, renewed every 20 years. The Torta Barozzi is still only available at this historic establishment, making it a unique delicacy tied to Vignola's identity.[1]
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[edit]- ^ "Torta Barozzi recipee". Inside The Rustic Kitchen. 2024. Retrieved 23 November 2024.