Name: Little Italy Trifle
Ingredients: Brownies; Banana and orange compote; Brandy or orange liqueur; (optional); Mascarpone cheese; (thinned with a; ; little water to; ; spread, if; ; necessary); Cocoa powder and mint leaves to decorate

It is no answer to tell me that you disapprove of a religion of feelings. If you mean by that that you dislike a religion consisting of nothing but feelings, I agree with you entirely. But if you mean to shut out feelings altogether, you can know little of Christianity. The Bible teaches us plainly that a man may have good feelings without any true religion. But it teaches us no less plainly that there can be no true religion without some feeling towards Christ.

J.C. Ryle

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		First, Taste	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

		Brownies
		Banana and orange compote
		Brandy or orange liqueur; (optional)
		Mascarpone cheese; (thinned with a
		; little water to
		; spread, if
		; necessary)
		Cocoa powder and mint leaves to decorate

INSTRUCTIONS

In a large glass bowl, layer the ingredients, starting with the brownies.
Sprinkle on some brandy (or other) if wanted. Spoon over the compote and
juice. Loosen the Mascarpone with a little water and mix well. Spread it
over the trifle, covering any gaps, with a spatula. Sift a little cocoa
powder over the top, and decorate with fresh mint leaves.
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