Cold Zabaglione
Show: Nigella Feasts
Episode: Delicious Dinners
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By Chef #977220
Volusia County FL
on February 18, 2012
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Mine always turns out excellent!
By theod45
on June 26, 2011
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Delicious! Zabaglione is both simple and complicated, I can understand how some reviews were negative, if you have never had it before it might be hard to understand the written directions. Luckily I found the episode of Nigella Feasts on youtube (E03 Delicious Dinners Part 1/3 It is much easier to understand. This dessert is delicate, and not overly sweet, it was a tremendous hit with my friends. I have made a few of Lawson's recipes and they have always been a smash success, her cook books are a real treat for any foodie, she is an excellent writer.
By momjobcrazy_8166875
chicago, IL
on July 30, 2007
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SUCCULENT, DEVINE, GREAT ON DECK
By danerin2_5339044
Cedarville, NJ
on March 02, 2007
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I was sure I had things under control, but when I added the prosecco the eggs instantly scrambled and lost all their volume.
By Chef #1126188
Arena, WI
on February 19, 2007
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As part of our Belated Valentine's dinner, my husband and I made this as our dessert. The directions aren't very clear, and we had to cook and whip the eggs and sugar twice, because the first time was too long and turned into a sticky, yellow mess. After the second whipping, we got the Prosecco in, whipped the cream, and folded it all together, poured it into glasses and waited. After dinner, we pulled out the glasses and garnished with chocolate... which proceeded to slip down like it was in quicksand. After two spoonsful, we looked at each other and said "Nope... don't like it at all" My husband added "It's like eating foam..." Maybe with better instructions it would have turned out better.
By RWC25419
Falling Waters, WV
on February 13, 2007
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I made this for New Year's Eve dessert with friends. They were very impressed! It was actually pretty easy to make, and made a HUGE impression! I served it in large martini glasses with ribbons tied around them to make it festive.
By kjkrsch_7185309
davis, CA
on February 11, 2007
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This is a perfect after dinner desert that is light and full of taste while setting lightly after a nice main course. Be aware that when the recipe states "just barely simmering" for the boiling water this is key. It took three attempts before I realized I had to much heat which results in the yolks cooking rather than fluffing. Electric wisk is a must as well.
By to_kassandra_71...
high point, NC
on February 04, 2007
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By jennallen7_2364836
Roseville, CA
on October 20, 2006
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The flavor of this thick drink is wonderful. I thought finding Prosecco would be hard, but I bought it right at my local Trader Joes. It's thick like whipped cream, and makes the most delicious after dinner special treat.