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]]>This is not actually a recipe so much as just an ingredient list! I am sure you could substitute a half-teaspoon cinnamon powder for the stick. And if you want to make it a bit creamier and smoother texture, use six egg yolks instead of only four. Then just whip it up in a blender and put into a container to freeze. I am guessing a more elegant, finer red wine works better than heavier, coarser red wine. I would use a Pinot Noir or a Zinfandel. And a full bottle seems to be quite a bit, so you may want to use half a bottle first, then taste, and determine if you need to add more.
Based on the quality of the wine, this could be a pretty expensive dessert. But it does look delicious and we will give it a try! Once I know more and can recommend more, I will write an update about our experience making it and how it tasted. Please let me know if you try it first!
Steve Shipley, author Wine Sense, out early 2014. Published by InkIT Publishing
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