Lemon Curd Trifle with Fresh Berries
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By Chez Mom's
on May 07, 2012
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I made this for dessert after my son's Confirmation luncheon. Beautiful and delicious. I made the lemon curd (about 20 minutes, whipped cream, and limoncello from scratch (Giada's recipe. The sheer delight on my guests' faces said it all. Thanks Tyler.
By txtoaz
Surprise, AZ
on April 09, 2012
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Great for Easter dinner. It was the dessert everyone had to have. Didn't use the Limoncello, didn't want to pay the price for it. Video shows Tyler sprinkling the fruit with sugar then adding a few drops of lemon juice. Will try that next time. I've already been told I have to bring this to next family event.
By candacehosang_5...
Scarsdale, NY
on April 05, 2012
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Amazing!!! Definitely a labor of Love with all the whisking for the curd but I cheated a bit and used a electric stick whisk : It came out perfect!
By acifani_10823150
Stoney Creek, O...
on April 05, 2012
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This recipe is so similar to one that I have been making for years from Anna Olson. It is absolutely amazing and worth the effort. Only thing is hers uses an angel food cake made from scratch. I'm sure Tyler's is amazing too. I have always loved his recipes.
By csilcox75
WARWICK, RI
on April 02, 2012
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What an amazing dessert, I didn't change a thing. I've made this a couple times in the past year and it was a hit every time., making it for this Easter also. Any recipe I've tried from Tyler Florence is always been a success.
By dimondgirl
on April 02, 2012
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Awesome dessert - made for my family a couple of times already. Very easy to make and I do add the Lemoncello - gives the dessert a little more "oomph" with no alchol flavor. Definitely a keeper.
By bttrswtbkr
Lompoc, Ca
on March 18, 2012
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Made for Christmas Eve. Used Lemoncello. Needs no fine tuning...Perfect recipe!!
By Alan053044
Vermont
on December 31, 2011
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I have made this several times and plan on taking it to a New Year's Eve party tonight. I use store bought pound cake and Dickinson's lemon curd. Also using a friend's homemade lemoncello. What a visual and taste delight!!
By jakki.kate_8271555
alameda, CA
on December 23, 2011
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This is the most awesome trifle ever. After making it for my family once, I was recruited to make a kosher-for-passover version (I just use kfp cake every year for our seder. It has surpassed the flourless chocolate cake as everyone's favorite Passover dessert. So perfect for spring. (When I went gluten free, finding a kfp AND gf cake was tough, but completely worth it.
By historynow02
Charlottesville, VA
on October 03, 2011
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This recipe is worth every star, but it does take a bit of time if you make the pound cake from scratch as I did. I think making Barefoot's lemon loaf would work equally well. I have made this twice and the curd is not ready in 10 minutes, nor 20 minutes, but if you're lucky perhaps 25 minutes. In other words, be patient. If you don't wait it will be too thin when you add the whipped cream. Dig in and enjoy.