This sort of reminds me of the ongoing dispute here in the US
between Kentucky and Illinois. Abraham Lincoln was born in Kentucky,
but spent most of his life and political career in Illinois. Illinois
claims to be the Land of Lincoln ... but, we still have his old log
cabin birthplace here in Kentucky.
Oddly enough, Kentucky was also the birthplace of the president of the
Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, during the Civil War, and never officially
seceded from, nor joined, the Union. Thus concludes today's "Moment of
Pedantry" -- with your host, Walt Gilbert.
-- Walt
On 12/3/2010 1:46 AM, David Mann wrote:
On Dec 3, 2010, at 6:28 PM, Phil Northeast wrote:
My Macquarie describes the dish and who it was named after, but there is no
attribution of origin.
Must have been playing it safe if they didn't know for sure. Or maybe they
have some expat kiwis on their staff and couldn't settle the argument :)
I don't really care who invented it, it's just delicious. But it's a real pain
to make so I only have it a couple of times a year. And now that I know how to
make zabaglione, I have a good use for the leftover egg yolks (and the bottle
of Marsala of course).
BTW it's not a pavlova without sliced kiwifruit on top...
Cheers,
Dave
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