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Semifreddo

Roikins

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Originally Posted by foodguy
well, technically, it is, but it's a poorly made one.
It was more a tutto-freddo when it was brought to the table.
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A photo of it... I was told they renamed it a semi-freddo, and that this was originally the "Figs on a Plate 2.0" dish that I saw on the dessert menu a few weeks ago:
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Britalian

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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
No. It should not be rock hard. It should be semi-frozen. All it is is a light custard, frozen in the freezer. Only it shouldn't freeze solid at all. A huge amount of air gets incorporated into the mixture when you add the meringue/whipped cream/whatever various things that particular recipe calls for, giving it a fluffy texture similar to a light ice cream. It should just melt away on your tongue.

something like this
 

foodguy

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Originally Posted by Roikins
It was more a tutto-freddo when it was brought to the table.
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A photo of it... I was told they renamed it a semi-freddo, and that this was originally the "Figs on a Plate 2.0" dish that I saw on the dessert menu a few weeks ago:
46262_696761851503_216316_38550666_5109445_n.jpg


jeez, who ********* the dessert?
 

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