Christmas traditions in Italy Lombardy. The Panettone In Lombardy, especially in Milano, Christmas goes along with Panettone. Its name comes from the.

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Christmas traditions in Italy Lombardy

The Panettone In Lombardy, especially in Milano, Christmas goes along with Panettone. Its name comes from the one of a baker, Toni, who decided a long time ago to enrich the simple recipe of bread with different ingredients : raisins, butter, eggs and candied fruit. Panettone= Pane di Toni Toni’s bread

The famous Livigno’s street markets Livigno is a famous place in Valtellina in the Alps, in Lombardy. During Christmas time there is a famous street market with lots of stalls selling typical hand-made crafts and food.

Typical food Chestnut or walnuts cake

Panpepato (a type of gingerbread)

Apple pancakes

Vin Brule (mulled wine)

The Typical Christmas dinner in Lombardy Tortellini ( filled pasta ) Filled capon with mostarda

Desserts Torrone Panettone

The Magi’s parade (The three wise men ) In Milano, on the 6th of January, there is a very famous parade in costumes. This tradition started in Middle Ages. People in costumes go from the Duomo to the church of Saint Eustorgio.