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Zuccotto

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  1. Zuccotto

    Refrigeration time: 6 hours.

    400 grams sponge cake
    500 ml whipping cream
    Icing sugar
    Maraschino liqueur
    100 grams dark chocolate
    50 grams chocolate chips
    50 grams candied lime and orange peels.

    Cut 3/4 of the sponge cake into rectangles and use to line a pudding
    bowl. Brush the pieces of sponge with the liqueur. Whip the cream and
    sweeten with the icing sugar.
    Melt the chocolate over a *bain-marie; when it has cooled, add half the
    whipped cream, mix together and then pour into the pudding bowl; smooth
    the surface.
    Stir the chocolate and mixed candied peels into the remaining whipped
    cream and pour into the pudding bowl. Now cover the open top of the
    bowl with the remaining pieces of sponge cake and seal with a sheet of
    greaseproof paper. Leave in the fridge for six hours.
    To remove the zuccotto from the bowl before serving, dip it into hot
    water for a few minutes, then cover with a flat serving dish and turn
    upside down.
    The best wine to accompany this sweet is a good Vin Santo.

    *Bain-marie or Mary's bath is a method utilized to slowly warm or
    convey uniform temperature to a liquid or solid substance, by
    submerging the container into a larger one with boiling or near boiling
    water.

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