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Grand Marnier Berry Trifle

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Grand Marnier Berry Trifle
  • Prep Time:10 minutes
  • Cook Time:-
  • Serves:8
 
Tagged: strawberries, blueberries, trifle, Grand Marnier, Cream, pound cake,

Bright strawberries and blueberries come together with Grand Marnier Cream to layer up with pound cake, creating an easy and elegant dessert worthy of being the centerpiece at any gathering.

Why try? By using prepared pound cake and making the strawberry syrup ahead, this trifle is very quick to pull together. If you want to make the whole thing a day early, the flavors in the trifle meld together to really taste indulgent while still looking elegant.

Foodie Byte: If you don’t have time to make this ahead, increase the strawberry syrup to 1 cup so that there’s enough berry flavor to soak into the cake cubes.

Let our Step-by-Step Photo Essay guide you through the making of this recipe.

 

Ingredients

  • 1 prepared pound cake, cubed
  • 1 recipe Grand Marnier Cream (See "Additional Info" for recipe link)
  • 4 cups strawberries, hulled and quartered
  • 1 pint blueberries
  • 1/2 cup Strawberry Syrup (see "Additional Info" for recipe link)

Preparation

  • 1
    In a large bowl, toss the strawberries and blueberries together with the syrup.
  • 2
    In a large trifle dish, arrange half of the pound cake cubes in an even layer. Spoon half of the berry mixture over the pound cake cubes. Spoon half of the Grand Marnier Cream over the berry layer. Repeat layers with remaining pound cake, berries, and cream.
  • 3
    Refrigerate one hour to let the cake soak in the flavors. Serve.

Additional Info

Click here for Grand Marnier Cream recipe.

Strawberry syrup is part of the Strawberry Swirl Milkshake recipe. Click here for that recipe.

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jasiex3
Tue Nov 25 17:59:16 -0600 2008
Hello food Channel, I was wondering for this dish could you replace the Marnier with whipped cream or just egg white and sugar? -Jasmine Trieu
 
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Kay Logsdon from The Food Channel®
Wed Nov 26 15:02:05 -0600 2008
Chef's Response: The purpose of the Grand Marnier, a liqueur made with blended cognacs and flavored with bitter orange, is to add some flavor and complexity to the cream. You could omit the Grand Marnier completely and the recipe would still work, though the flavor will be different. If you would like for the cream to retain an orange flavor, we recommend substituting thawed orange juice concentrate.
 
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