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Stone-Fruit Panzanella with Zabaglione

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A classic Italian panzanella (bread salad) combines juicy tomatoes and bread cubes. Here, Chris Cosentino swaps in stone fruits like apricots and peaches for the tomatoes. Then he pushes the dessert over the top by dolloping the “salad” with an airy zabaglione, a frothy sauce of egg yolks whipped with sweet dessert wine.

Pairing Suggestion

Moscato d’Asti has several virtues as a summer dessert wine—it’s light in alcohol (typically around six percent), its flavors suggest sun-ripened peaches and tangerines, and it’s especially delicious when served lightly chilled. Those characteristics also make it a great partner for this dessert. Look for the bright, floral 2007 Michele Chiarlo Nivole or the crisp 2007 Beni di Batasiolo Bosc d’LaRei.

Stone-Fruit Panzanella with Zabaglione

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