How to succeed in making sabayon (syllabub) (Slideshow version)

How to succeed in making sabayon (syllabub) : Photo of step #26

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Stop when you like, it is necessary to arrive at a good compromise: quite shiny and very smooth... It's an absolute delight!

Remarks

The two important points for making a good sabayon are: a pinch of flour (for easier blending) and a bain-marie (gradual rise in temperature).

Syllabub is often poured over a dessert, but you can also serve it plain in a small cup (warmed beforehand) instead of coffee or tea.

Syllabub is best served warm, on something which should be neither too hot ( not straight from the oven), nor too cold (not straight from the fridge).

This recipe is for a sweet syllabub but it can also be made savoury (see above). You will notice that in this case, because of the absence of sugar, the syllabub thickens much more quickly.

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