Chestnut Mascarpone Cups

Rating: Unrated

Kim & Becky's Under $20 Wine Picks: Saracco 2005, $13.99 (750 ml.), available through Sam's Wines & Spirits; 800/777-9137 or samswine.com. A slightly sparkling wine made with the Moscato (Muscat) grape. It has an orange-flower aroma and a light, pleasant taste of honey. 2002 Onyx Noble, $15.99 (375 ml. half bottle), available through Binny's Beverage Depot; 888/942-9463 or binnys.com. A South African dessert wine made from late-harvested Chenin Blanc grapes (see Glossary, below). This wine has a minerally, apricot aroma and feels pleasantly syrupy in the mouth with apricot and honey flavors and a lingering tropical finish.This creamy dessert is also delicious as a filling for crêpes. Prep: 5 minutes.

By Wine pairing by Kim Sunée and Becky Sue Epstein
Recipe by MyRecipes December 2006

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Yield:
Makes 6 to 8 servings
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Ingredients

Directions

  • Beat powdered sugar and mascarpone at medium speed with an electric mixer 1 minute. Stir in chestnut spread and crème fraîche. Fill small espresso cups or other serving dishes; garnish, if desired. Serve immediately, or chill, removing from refrigerator 30 minutes before serving.

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  • *Chestnut spread is available at most supermarkets. If you can't find it, check your local gourmet market or order at igourmet.com.

  • Glossary. Late Harvest: Wine made from grapes left on the vine for weeks after normal harvest time, allowing the grapes to ripen for extra sweetness.

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