Bonet Piemontese

Bonet, whose name nods to a little hat in Piedmontese dialect, is a beloved dessert from Italy's northwest. Silky cocoa custard studded with crushed amaretti bakes gently in a caramel-lined mold until glossy and fragrant.

Serves 8 · 25 min prep · 60 min cook

Estimate for one serving

  • 280 cal
  • 12g protein
  • 24g carbs
  • 8g fat
  • 1g fiber

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DessertItalianChocolateMake-aheadPiedmontPiemonte

Ingredients

  • 4 eggsDairy
  • 3/4 cup sugarPantry
  • 2 cups whole milkDairy
  • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powderPantry
  • 3 oz amaretti cookies, crushedBakery
  • 2 tbsp rum or amarettoPantry
  • 1 tsp vanillaSpices
  • 1/2 cup sugar for caramelPantry

Instructions

  1. 1Make a dry caramel with sugar; coat a loaf pan or mold.
  2. 2Whisk eggs, sugar, cocoa, milk, crushed amaretti, rum, and vanilla.
  3. 3Pour into the caramelized mold. Bake in a water bath until set.
  4. 4Cool, then chill thoroughly.
  5. 5Unmold so the caramel crowns the chocolate amaretti custard.

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