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Zuppa Inglase

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Eggs, Dairy, Fruits Italian Italian, Desserts 12 Servings

INGREDIENTS

8 Half eggshells full of marsa
8 ts Level sugar
1 Spongecake (10-12 inches dia
1 c Sweet rum
2 tb Sugar
1/2 Whipping cream
1/2 c Chopped glazed fruit.

INSTRUCTIONS

This is the easy looking one from "The Art of Italian Cooking. Zuppa
Inglese means English Soup but is really an Italian rum cake concoction.
Make the Zabaglione (Custard) first. You break egg yolks into top part of
double boiler.  Add sugar.  Beat with until light lemon color and balended.
Add marsala; beat thoroughly again. Put top of double boileron bottom that
has water boiling, and cook mixture about 5 min. or til it begins to
thicken.  Beat constantly while cooking. Dont. Boil. Set aside to cool.
Slice a spongecake into three layers.  Place one layer on plate, pour
1/3 cup rum over. cover with 1/3 of Zambalione. Do 2nd and 3rd layer the
same.  When good and cold, beat whipping cream with 2 tbls. sugar, and
spread over the cake.a  Sprinkle with glazed fruit. Served 12-14

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