Zabaglione recipe

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Authentic Italian Zabaglione Recipe is made just with 3 ingredients: egg yolks, granulated sugar and wine, usually Marsala. It’s not difficult to make Zabaglione recipe. You just need very fresh eggs and a bit of skill using the whisk!Zabaglione is a sweet foamy cream also known as Zabaione or Zabajone and it’s one of the most classic ancient Italian dessert.It’s served in small cups with cookies like Savoiardi or with fresh seasonal fruit. It could be a nutritious snack or a dessert served…

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Zabaglione is an easy and elegant Italian custard that comes together very quickly and can be eaten warm or cold. This dessert is delicious served with berries and is a main component of Limoncello Tiramisu or traditional Tiramisu. #ItalianDessertsEasySimple #EasyImpressiveDessert #EasyElegantDesserts #ClassyDesserts #LimoncelloZabaglione #AuthenticItalianDesserts #EasyZabaglione Limoncello Cream Puffs, Lemoncello Recipes Desserts Easy, Limoncello Recipes Desserts, Italian Custard Desserts, Limoncello Desserts Italian, Light Italian Desserts, Recipes Using Limoncello, Italian Summer Desserts, Italian Lemon Desserts

Zabaglione is an easy and elegant Italian custard that comes together very quickly and can be eaten warm or cold. This dessert is delicious served with berries and is a main component of Limoncello Tiramisu or traditional Tiramisu. #ItalianDessertsEasySimple #EasyImpressiveDessert #EasyElegantDesserts #ClassyDesserts #LimoncelloZabaglione #AuthenticItalianDesserts #EasyZabaglione

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The French have a name for it and the Italians have a name for it. I'm not sure who created it (and who really cares?) it tastes great, is simple to make and can turn any fruit into a rich and impressive dessert. Ok, my money is on the Italians, but if you know otherwise drop us an email.

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