You could have these after dinner with coffee, a glass of dessert wine or a sharp grappa – which is what we often do. When I was growing up, however, I would eat them for breakfast, dipped in milk. They are made with polenta, which gives them their deep yellow colour and their name, zaletti, which in Venetian dialect translates loosely as ‘little yellow ones’.
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