Zabaglione
I have to admit that the classic way of making this is in a bowl fitted over barely simmering water – which does take 20 minutes' whisking.
So for busy people like us, adding a level teaspoon of cornflour means you can whisk it over direct heat without it splitting and you won't know the cornflour is there.
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This recipe is from Delia's Complete How to Cook. Serves 4
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Method
Begin by putting the egg yolks in a medium-sized bowl and then add the sugar and the cornflour.
Now, using an electric whisk (or hand whisk if you are feeling energetic), whisk everything together until light and fluffy – about 3 minutes – then pour in the Marsala a little at a time and keep whisking until smooth.
Next, pour this mixture into a medium-sized saucepan and put over a low to medium heat. Keep whisking the mixture all the time until it thickens, which will take about 5-10 minutes (depending on whether you use a hand or electric whisk). When it has thickened, it should be light and foamy. It is best served warm fairly soon after making it, and is divine served with a fruit compote.
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