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Tonight I made poached pears with Frangelico sabayon, and they came out
great. However, there are a few things I would like to improve. I do not have a recipe, this was just an idea I had while at work today. The pear was stuffed with hazelnut crême fraîche, which tasted perfect. However, it was (predictably) a bit too thin, and the crême poared out of the pear before serving. I could use mascarpone, but the crême has just the flavor I want. Is there a way to thicken crême fraîche? The other problem was the lack of color. The pared pairs were light yellow, and so was the sabayon. The only other color was brown from the hazelnuts. I might make a caramel syrup next time to swirl with the sabayon, but it would still be brown and yellow. There are a thousand colorful things I can think to add, but I don't want to add to many other flavors. I really like the combination of the sabayon and pears, so I don't want to alter either of those either. What can I do for color, other than artificial color? Thanks, Adam |
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