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Orange Cream Dessert For Womens Day Recipe

Add Step-by-Step Photos	Ivy / All my dishes 1 year, 8 months ago As food connects people, we were invited to cook or bake something yellow for this special day. Yellow because on this day in Southern countries there is the tradition to give sprigs of bright yellow Mimosa flowers to women. The flowers are intended ... More Prep:5m Cook:20m Servings:1	Ivy
	creamy tasty flavourable bergamot orange

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Ingredients

For a 26 cm. spring form

1 packet of lady fingers biscuits (Savoyard),

3 – 4 pieces of spoon sweet (orange, sour orange or bergamot)

Orange or bergamot liqueur for wetting the biscuits as well as milk.

For the cream

4 glasses of milk

3 spoonfuls of corn starch

1 spoonful of floor

5 spoonfuls of sugar

1 teaspoon orange essence

1 teaspoon margarine

Directions

For the cream

Heat milk keeping a few spoonfuls cold milk to add to mixture.

In another sauce pan we add the flour and corn flour mixture, the egg yolks, sugar, orange essence and the cold milk and stir well with an egg beater.

When the milk is hot pour to mixture stirring constantly until cream is thick.

Add butter and stir.

For the syrup

3 spoonfuls orange jam

½ cup of fresh orange juice

1 spoonful of orange liqueur

In a bowl put some orange liqueur and some milk and wet the biscuits.

For the Syrup

Put jam, orange juice and orange liqueur in a small sauce pan and boil for five minutes. Remove from heat and let it cool down before using.

When cooling serve syrup on top of dessert. Keep the rest in refrigerator to use later on.

The spoon sweet is better to be placed on top of the cream last minute as the cream may crack when placed before.

Happy Woman’s Day!

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Comments

pariscipes 1 year, 8 months ago said:
I love to learn about your tradition! It looks like our tradition with the mimosa in Provence. Deliciously fruity recipe! I am going to taste it with an orange wine. Thanks for your post!

ivy 1 year, 8 months ago said:
Thanks a lot pariscipes. I got your comment on my blog but I am having some problems today which I am trying to solve.

ahmed1 1 year, 8 months ago said:
Wonderfull Ivy..Really different and the combination is soo good..I liked the introduction too.

mintymommybee 1 year, 4 months ago said:
This looks delicious, I'm gonna have to come to Greece and we can have this with Turkish coffee (I have a neighbor from Turkey, don't you?:)

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