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Neapolitan Ricotta and Wheatberry Pie

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Neapolitan Ricotta and Wheatberry PieRomulo Yanes

(Pastiera Napoletana)

"My mother, who is a native of Calabria, Italy, but now resides in Brooklyn, learned to make the Neapolitan specialty, pastiera napoletana, from her sister-in-law when my parents were married, in 1941," writes Marie Pacella of Howard Beach, New York. "Since then, our family and close friends look forward to having this pie every Easter. My mother and my daughter and I still get together to make them—it has become a family tradition.

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