It is the first Sunday of the month and that means it is time for the Vintage Recipe Swap. The challenge is to change at least three things (ingredients or methods) in the original recipe and make it our own.
The original recipe sounded basic, but with the potential for deliciousness. I’ve never tried zabaglione and I was very tempted to make the original recipe first, just to see what it was supposed to be.
However, true to the swap, I changed it up and added some of the champagne that was left from New Years. Naturally, I couldn’t resist adding chocolate as well.
The champagne provides an unexpected and strong flavor in this dessert. I expected a subtle undertone from it, but this was clearly a champagne dessert. I loved it. With dark chocolate and champagne together, I wasn’t sure the kids would like it as much as I did, but they ate every bite.
monique says
I had left over champagne as well (rare!) and nearly went that route to. But love that you added chocolate. Nice swap.
Lana says
Chocolate and wine I tried. Chocolate and champagne? And in a dessert? Now I want to have a bowl or a glass, or a ramekin, whatever, of this creamy wonderfulness:)
Great remake of the recipe!
PolaM says
chocolate and champagne: perfect recipe for celebrating!
Sabrina Modelle says
Mmm, you had me at champagne and chocolate. I think perhaps your method of the washcloth is far superior to mine which involved holding the bowl. My shoulders are still tired!
Alli Shircliff says
Champagne is always a good idea 🙂 And an even better idea mixed with chocolate in a pudding! I must try your recipe!
Jacqueline - The Dusty Baker says
Mmmmm! We definitely went the same way with this 🙂 I love adding light, bubbly wines to baked desserts. So this adaptation is DEFINITELY on the menu – thanks!!!
Camilla ~ Caffay Way says
Don't you love trying something new with a specific outcome in mind and it turns out different, but better?! Great recipe 🙂