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By cajanos_7569291
fraser, MI
on April 04, 2012
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It wasn't the best desert I've ever made. I didn't care for the mushy bread and the wine (Merlot over powered the taste of the strawberries. Although the technique intrigued me, it lacked dimension and texture.
By faberdesign
Durham, NC
on October 04, 2010
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Ok this was a tough one to get perfected...
I tried several variations - using Challah instead of Potato bread, and using different wines.
Ultimately, the best version I created kept with the Potato bread, but dispensed with normal wine and used Ruby Port instead. The sweetness of the port complimented well with the strawberries and didn't overpower the flavor. Some of the previous incarnations tasted like nasty (manishevitz-esque over-oxidized wine-soaked bread. I also let the strawberries macerate in just the sugar and honey overnight and then added the port about an hour or two before I made the actual rounds.
By Chef #664092
Massachusetts
on February 24, 2008
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I got a good buzz eating it. The clotted cream didn't work at all. I ended up having to whip. Also, I felt that the strawberry flavor was lost in the wine. I didn't use a strong wine, so that wasn't the problem.
By letswisper_2792196
Nashua, NH
on June 03, 2005
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I love it
By mik_chr6_540065
south milwaukee, WI
on February 23, 2005
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very good
By info_428976
Troy, OH
on June 05, 2004
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Lots of work for a little eat. Might be better with ice cream. Too tart for me.
By lirving0059_307533
Perrysburg, OH
on May 26, 2004
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This recipe sounded so strange that I felt compelled to try it and it is deliciious! The difficulty is finding steel cans to take the lids off of both ends so I used tomato cans.