Cutumè are ancient Sicilian sweets rooted in rural tradition, once prepared for celebrations or as gifts for guests and neighbors. These small pastries are made from ricotta, eggs, semolina flour, and cinnamon, shaped by hand and fried until golden and light. The ricotta provides softness, while orange zest and juice steeped in warm honey add that citrus note that captures the essence of Sicily. Once immersed in the warm honey, cutumè become glossy, delectable morsels to enjoy one after another—simple sweets that tell the story of village celebrations and the joy of sharing.
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