Sciadune is a traditional Italian pastry from the Molise region, particularly associated with Easter celebrations. The pastry is made from a dough rich in eggs and butter, which is shaped into a nest-like form, symbolizing fertility and renewal. It is typically filled with sweet ricotta and sometimes flavored with lemon zest or vanilla, or with savory herbs. After baking, the pastry develops a golden, crisp exterior while the interior remains soft.

Associated with: Easter
Categories: Pastry
Characteristic of: Molise cuisine
Also known as:
English: ShadoonChadonne
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