

What is the traditional alcoholic ingredient in classic Zabaglione?
Prosecco
Grappa
Marsala wine
Limoncello
Zabaglione is best classified as which type of dessert?
Meringue
Biscotti
Custard/Foamy mousse
Gelato
Zabaglione originated in which country?
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Which three core ingredients form the base of traditional Zabaglione?
Ricotta, sugar, and rum
Egg yolks, sugar, and wine
Milk, flour, and cocoa
Cream, honey, and brandy
The Italian term “zabaione” literally refers to what?
“Whipped cream”
“Foamy mixture”
“Golden sauce”
“Sweet custard”
Which kitchen tool is most essential for achieving Zabaglione’s airy texture?
Pastry brush
Balloon whisk
Pasta maker
Mandoline
Traditionally, Zabaglione is cooked over:
Direct high heat
An open flame
A bain-marie (double boiler)
A slow cooker
In Northern Italy, Zabaglione is often served alongside which classic cookie?
Amaretti
Savoiardi (ladyfingers)
Cantucci
Pizzelle
Which Piedmontese sparkling wine is a popular modern substitute for Marsala in lighter Zabaglione recipes?
Barbera d’Asti
Dolcetto
Moscato d’Asti
Nebbiolo
What temperature is ideal when serving Zabaglione in its most traditional form?
Frozen
Room temperature
Warm (just off the heat)
Boiling hot