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Avatar Posted by healthyme 484 days ago (http://www.recipezaar.com)
Category: Entertaining Recipes | Tags: lemony limoncello amp mascarpone mousse verrines
A verrine is a confection, originally from Paris, made by artfully layering ingredients in a small glass, and may be either savory or sweet. Very chic and trendy--this one is served in a shot-glass! Use the larger 2.5 to 3 ounce shotglasses, or ramekins. -- posted by BecR read more »
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Avatar Posted by healthyme 86 days ago (http://www.recipezaar.com)
Category: Entertaining Recipes | Tags: verrines limoncello syllabub lemon sugar raspberries
Mama mia! Limoncello syllabub with lemon sugar is a delicously light and airy dessert with an Italian tipple. It's the ideal easy no-cook dessert recipe to have up your sleeve should unexpected foodie guests turn up, or to impress a new date. Verrines are French, little appetisers or desserts served in shot glasses and they are very much in vogue at present! Limoncello is an Italian lemon liqueur best served straight from the freezer. Find it in off licences, Italian delis and some larger super read more »
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Avatar Posted by healthyme 80 days ago (http://www.recipezaar.com)
Category: Entertaining Recipes | Tags: quinoa avocado verrines
The verrine trend took France by storm several years ago and the trend is still alive and well! They are made by layering ingredients in small glasses. This is a great appetizer to serve before a hearty meal. You may use regular or red quinoa(or steamed couscous or bulgur). Adapted from Vegetarian Times magazine. -- posted by Sharon123 read more »
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Avatar Posted by healthyme 80 days ago (http://www.recipezaar.com)
Category: Entertaining Recipes | Tags: chilled pea soup verrines
Verrines are layered foods in a small glass. Think of each one as it's own little compisition. Beautiful in it's simplicity! Garlic toast fingers are perfect for dipping into the soup to get the cheese on the bottom. A French recipe adapted from Vegetarian Times magazine May 2010. -- posted by Sharon123 read more »
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