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Panna Cotta with Raspberry Coulis by Jason FreundI'm not going to lie to you. This recipe is very technical, and it must be followed precisely, or else the results will be bad. That said, the lengthly instructions are very easy, and if followed, it definately produces the best panna cotta, and likely the best overall dessert I've ever had. Source: America’s Test Kitchen… |
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Torta di Capelli D’Angelo con Melagrana (Angel Hair Cake with Pomegranite) by Pattie Meegan
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Tofu Honey Panna Cotta with Blood Oranges, and Pistachio by House Foods AmericaChef Wong combines complimentary colors and textures in this flavorful and satisfying Italian dessert. Recipe created by Chef Lee Anne Wong For House Foods America |
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PASTRY CREAM custard by FoodessaItalian 'Crema Pasticcera'...or as the French call ‘la Crème pâtissière’ The use of WHOLE eggs and starch is required in order to achieve a thicker cream. NOTE: It’s always best to prepare this cream the day before. This version was initiated by my Mom and I’ve pushed the recipe a little further with time ;o) For a dedicated… |
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SABAYON... ‘Zabaione’ / ‘Zabaglione’ cream by FoodessaAn Italian, light custard cream principally based on egg yolks, sugar and an added sweet wine such as “Marsala’ or ‘Moscato‘. It’s whipped over a ‘bain-marie’, while lots of air is whisked into this sublime cream. This particular recipe was adapted from the Book: ‘LaVarenne Pratique‘...by Anne Willan. > Note: there are a few… |
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CARAMEL - COFFEE custard pastry cream by FoodessaThis smooth custard pastry cream loves to be layered within a chocolate cake ;o) Tip: If short on time...use your favourite (cooked) pudding mix (i.e.: butterscotch caramel, chocolate or other). This recipe is featured in this dedicated post on the Christmas 'Yule' Log cake:… |
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Pumpkin Panna Cotta by CarolinaheartstringsPanna Cotta is an Italian dessert that has a dairy base combined with gelatin and sweetened. Basically it is a pudding and there are many varieties that add chocolate, fruit, nuts or spices. It is believed that it originated in Northern Italy where there are plenty of creameries and the thickening was the result of boiling with fish… |
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custard CREAM with RICOTTA and Maple Syrup by FoodessaTaking the Italian custard to a new level of texture and creaminess not equalled by any other. Perfect for filling cakes, cream puffs or ‘Zeppole di San Giuseppe’. Let your imagination ride. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2011/04/puff-choux-pastry-ricotta-cream-zeppole.html |
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Tiramisu by cathia chalvardjian
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basic CUSTARD...aka crème anglaise (Vanilla custard) by FoodessaA custard that develops into a thinner, velvety, smooth cream. It can stand alone as a classic spooned (cold/warm) dessert or used to accentuate one. This cream needs only egg yolks and starch is not required. Adapted from the book: ‘Larousse- Best Desserts ever’ For a dedicated post...refer to:… |
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Panacotta. (Italian cream custard) by LesVery delicious but quite rich so don't 'pig out' |
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