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Pronunciation / Transliteration: zabaglión
"El postre consistía en un sabayón con vino de Marsala."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A light, frothy dessert made by whipping egg yolks, sugar, and wine (usually Marsala) over heat.
"The chef served a delicate sabayon flavored with sweet dessert wine over fresh berries."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Borrowed from French sabayon, ultimately of northern Italian origin (compare Piedmontese sambajon), perhaps related to zabaione.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "sabayon" is said worldwide
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sabayon
Transliteration: sabayon
"Nous avons mangé un sabayon aux fruits rouges."
Sabayon
Transliteration: Sabayon
"Die Nachspeise war ein luftiges Sabayon mit Erdbeeren."
zabaione
Transliteration: zabaione
"Lo zabaione è un dolce tradizionale italiano."
zabaglión
Transliteration: zabaglión
"El postre consistía en un sabayón con vino de Marsala."
zabione
Transliteration: zabione
"O zabione foi servido quente com frutas frescas."
सबायोन
Transliteration: sabayon
"मिठाई में सबायोन परोसा गया था।"
沙巴雍
Transliteration: shābāyōng
"这道甜点配有香浓的沙巴雍酱。"
사바용
Transliteration: sabayong
"디저트로 달콤한 사바용이 나왔습니다."
サバイヨン
Transliteration: sabaiyon
"デザートにフルーツのサバイヨン添えを注文した。"
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