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Why don't you make individual foil parcels with figs, plums and something else, roast them in the oven. Each person then gets a parcel to open on their plate. Serve them with a big bowl of marscapone with a little icing sugar and vanilla essence stirred in.0
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Another vote for baked fruit as above. It's in one of the Jamie Oliver books...<trots off to the kitchen to see which one>.....first one, The Naked Chef. Page 198.
We did this for our last dinner party & it was fantastic served with vanilla marscapone. Everyone loved it.0 -
How about some peaches cut in half with the centres filled with marzipan. Put into an ovenproof dish and slosh a little white wine or sherry over them. Bake at 170C for 20-30 mins. Serve hot, warm or cold with cream orcreme fraiche.“the princess jumped from the tower & she learned that she could fly all along. she never needed those wings.”
Amanda Lovelace, The Princess Saves Herself in this One0 -
Lasagne is quite rich, so why not try SORBETTO - Northern Italian "strictly grown-up" version of slushie. Either make or buy or really good quality lemon sorbet, allow to soften, stir through a good glug of alchol (grappa would be properly Venetian, or try Marc de Champagne, vodka, Cointreau would be nice with an orange sorbet etc ). Chill again, but serve slightly soft in a tall glass.0
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ATM I'm limited to instant coffee, tragically... I'd like to see more about the zabaglione but I couldn't see the recipe in the link (not a member) Could it be served in one big dish?
I suppose my instinct is for something stodgy and/or chocolatey... I'm aiming more for indulgence and gratification than worrying too much about who's feeling full up I don't entertain a lot and I think something wicked would go down better than fruit (yummy as it does sound... I'd eat it)
Love all the ideas though - any more?My TV is broken!
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How about
Trifle
1 packet jelly
ratafia biscuits
strawberries
ready to serve custard
double cream -whipped
marachino cherries
toasted almond flakes
make jelly, when cool pour onto strawberries and ratafia biscuits in clear serving bowl, put into fridge until jelly has set
pour on custard
spread on double cream
decorate with cherries and almonds
if all else fails - there's always ice cream - well - it is ItalianGrocery challenge year budget €3K Jan €190 Feb €225 Mar €313 Apr €202 May €224 June €329 July €518 Aug €231Sep €389 Oct €314 Nov €358 Dec €335 Total spent €3628
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what about making a variation on tiramisu - a cake version.
make a victoria sponge, when cooled split in 2 and drizzle each with either some coffee (my mum uses instant) or some liquer - anything really. whip up some cream and either add some liquer or coffee or chopped up fruit and place the top back on and dust with icing sugar. yum
for the cake recipe I always use the 4442 reciper.mac, you are so wise and wonderful, that post was lovely and so insightful!0 -
Just one Cornetto ... !
Seriously, what about a plain, simple and always acceptable fruit salad (perhaps with the addition of one or two more exotic fruits - kiwi, star fruit) and a good slug of some Italian style liqueur?0 -
frivolous_fay wrote: »ATM I'm limited to instant coffee, tragically... I'd like to see more about the zabaglione but I couldn't see the recipe in the link (not a member) Could it be served in one big dish?
Hold on a mo, I'll find a freeview recipe for you.
Ok, hope this link works!
http://www.eggrecipes.co.uk/egg/recipes/Zabaglione_recipe.aspStill waiting for Dyson to bring out a ride-on hoover...Memberships:
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