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Add the Marsala wine a little at the time, stirring and making sure that is absorbed before adding the next. Stir in the Amaretto liquor.
Prepare Pastry Cream as indicated on my recipe at this link
Cook the zabaglione mixing constantly, making sure the heat is always low and the water in the bottom pan is kept to a low boil.
When the zabaione shows the first start of simmering and before removing from the stove, stir in the gelatine until well combined. Remove from the stove and cool to room temperature.
In a small bowl dilute the Amaretto liquor with the same amount of water. Cut the sponge cake in 3 layers. Use toothpicks around the edge to make an even cut.
Place the first layer on a serving plate of adequate size.
Soak with 1/3 of the diluted liquor.
Top with half of the zabaglione cream.
Place the second layer of sponge cake on top. Soak with 1/3 of the liquor and top with the rest of the zabaglione cream.
Place the third layer of sponge cake on top. Soak with the remaining liquor.
Cover evenly the top and the sides of the cake with pastry cream. Level with a spatula.
Decorate top and sides with the berries.
Dissolve gelatine powder in 2-3 tablespoons of cold water. Place egg yolks, sugar, and powdered sugar in a double boiler over simmering water.
Whisk to blend the ingredients....
One recipe sponge cake
as indicated at this link
One recipe Pastry Cream
as indicated at this link
for the zabaglione cream:
1 tablespoon gelatine powder
4 egg yolks
5 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
2/3 cup Marsala, or other sweet wine
3 tablespoons Amaretto liquor
to assemble the cake:
3 tablespoons Amaretto liquor for soaking
raspberries or strawberries for decoration
as indicated at this link
One recipe Pastry Cream
as indicated at this link
for the zabaglione cream:
1 tablespoon gelatine powder
4 egg yolks
5 tablespoons sugar
1 tablespoon powdered sugar
2/3 cup Marsala, or other sweet wine
3 tablespoons Amaretto liquor
to assemble the cake:
3 tablespoons Amaretto liquor for soaking
raspberries or strawberries for decoration
Prepare sponge cake as indicated on my recipe at this link
Zabaione Cake (Sabayon cake)
Torta di Zabaione
How to Make a Zabaione Cake Recipe
Torta di Zabaione
How to Make a Zabaione Cake Recipe
Desserts >> Zabaione Cake
Zabaione (Sabayon) Cake. Zabaione, also known in France as Sabayon, is a simple custard that can be served as a dessert by itself. In this case Zabaione (Sabayon) is the main component of this delicious layered cake.
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