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    Tiramisu

    Christmas dinners/lunches are not the same since Dad died...there was always a farm raised greylag goose, a new seasons roast lamb leg; the Christmas pudding (which I often made in the real way, with the calico cloth and so on)...tables and forms, chairs were set up, placings laid out for heaps of people...after the dishes were all washed and people were getting over the feast, I would invariably get a scrunched up piece of wrapping paper thrown at me by big brother...I would look at him and he would make our sign for a deer and we would gather up our respective rifles and head off somewhere...our luck was usually good and we would share the carry out...a great way to sort out the poor stomach after such indulgences...a second helping of trifle is afterall pretty well mandatory...up the ridge with your stomach feeling like the pipes bag full of water...why they never put baffles in our stomachs I'll never know...get home, skin the beast and leave it in the killing shed overnight...get up early and here Dad would be making breakfast in the kitchen; slicing up onions to make his rendition of backsteak and onions as only he could make...

    Its all different now what with family scattered around the globe...so those of us still here settle for less...sister who is now a dairy farmer is working Christmas and Boxing Day, so she and her dearly intended shared a pre-Christmas dinner here last night...for dessert I made Tiramisu, the fabulous Italian dessert...its as close as you can get to trifle without being a trifle...so so yummy...

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    Here ya go, the standard tiramisu recipe I use:

    2 tablespoons ground espresso coffee
    1 cup boiling water
    0.5 cup marsala
    250g packet sponge finger biscuits
    300ml thickened cream
    0.25 cup icing sugar
    2 cups mascarpone cheese
    2 teaspoons cocoa powder

    combine coffee and water in plunger,
    combine coffee mix and marsala in heatproof bowl, cool for 10 mins
    place half the biscuits in single layer in dish
    drizle with half the coffee mix
    beat cream and sifted icing sugar till soft peaks, fold in combined mascarpone
    spread cream mix over biscuits in dish
    submerge remaining biscuits (one at a time) in coffee mix - careful that the y don't become too soggy
    place these biscuits over the cream layer
    top biscuit layer with remaining cream mix
    refrigerate 3 hours or overnight
    serve dusted with sifted cocoa

    NOM-NOM-NOM-NOM
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    That looks pretty flash even for my palet Merry Christmas Eeebees from the Dundee Family
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    Had some in a restaurant Wednesday evening EeeBees. It was very nice but they could learn from your presentation skills. On another note, the world changes when a father passes. Been a long time since mine passed on and I still miss him especially at this time of year.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    That looks pretty flash even for my palet Merry Christmas Eeebees from the Dundee Family
    No call for Tomato Sauce on that plate Dundee.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
    What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
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    Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire
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    Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms

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    that looks very yummy Eeebees,have a nice christmas and Happy New Year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    No call for Tomato Sauce on that plate Dundee.
    Dont worry Rushy, he is busy working out how he can incorporate it right now
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    Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dundee View Post
    That looks pretty flash even for my palet Merry Christmas Eeebees from the Dundee Family
    Merry Christmas to You All, too, Dundee and Mrs Dundee...hope 2013 is a great year!!
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    ...amitie, respect mutuel et amour...

    ...le beau et le bon, cela rime avec Breton!...

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    We will catch up on our week offYeah one week a year. Its a bastard loving the family heritage.But I have huge respect for my families history, especially Grandad who fought in WW1.

    Take care Eeebees
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    Just made this one from an Anabelle Langbein book. Gone in the fridge to set now, will get smothered with whipped cream and dusted with choc tomorrow. The sponge has been severely drizzled with Kahlua...

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    10MRT shooters do it 60 times, in two directions and at two speeds.

 

 

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