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Creating a stable emulsion of egg yolks and wine for use in desserts.
Origin: Italian (16th century) — Piedmont
See full technique reference →Using a combination of egg yolks and sugar to stabilize the emulsion, with a pH range of 5.5-6.5.
Used in Italian pastry-making to create unique and flavorful desserts.
Zabaglione al Marsala (Italy): Traditional preparation with Marsala wine
Sabayon aux Fraises (France): Served over fresh strawberries
Champurrado (Mexico): Adapted with chocolate and masa harina
Primary Reaction
emulsification
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