Definition of mascarpone
: an Italian cream cheese
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Meanwhile agnolotti filled with lemony mascarpone with fresh spring peas are soft, silky and altogether delicious, a thrilling taste of spring.
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Meanwhile, make frosting: Use a rubber spatula to mix together mascarpone and nutella until fully incorporated and smooth.
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Higher moisture cheeses like ricotta, queso blanco, and mascarpone will deteriorate in quality and spoil faster when left on the counter.
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The dish combined a luscious, lump-crab and mascarpone cheese filling with welcome accents of asparagus and baby spinach.
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Turn off blender and add 1/3 cup olive oil and 1/4 cup creme fraiche or mascarpone.
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Turn off blender and add 1/3 cup olive oil and ¼ cup creme fraiche or mascarpone.
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Keep it simple with the original duo of Wisconsin cheddar cheese on a doughnut or opt for something a bit more wild such as The King, a mix of banana, peanut butter mascarpone, mozzarella and doughnut.
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Mikey DiTomasso, of Clarendon Hills, whipped up cannoli with mascarpone, ricotta, banana and dark chocolate.
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Origin and Etymology of mascarpone
Italian, from Italian dialect (Lombardy) mascarpón, augmentative of mascarpa cream cheese
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