0Can classic Pizza Dolce be improved on? For me, who craves a lick of bitterness amongst the sweetness, this Martini Pizza Dolce is simply wonderful, particularly in hot sticky weather. Teresa made and served it as the finale at the party of her neighbour who runs Ciao Abruzzo. She brought it round more for me to indulge in for breakfast after hearing I had had a car crash. You simply have to try it – it’s divine!Teresa's Martini Pizza Dolce Teresa Print Recipe Pin RecipeCourse DessertsCuisine Italian, AbruzzeseServings 0Ingredients Pan Di Spagna6 Eggs (Room Temperature)300 g Sugar300 g 00 Flour16 g Baking PowderCrema4 Eggs8 tbsp Sugar4 tbsp Flour1 l MilkA little Lemon Zest (adjust according to taste)Panna Montana250 ml Whipping CreamA little Icing Sugar (depending on taste)MartiniInstructions Pan di SpagnaPreheat oven to 170 CIn a bowl beat eggs and sugar till paleCombine and sift flour and baking powderFold into the egg and sugar mixtureAdd mixture onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake for 30/35 minutes. Remove and allow to coolCremaIn a pan beat the egg and sugar together and slowly beat in the flourHeat the milk in a separate pan and then pour slowly into the egg mixture, whisking to ensure you have no lumps. Slowly bring up to boiling point with plenty of bubbles. Take off heatAdd lemon zest according to taste and allow to coolMartiniDilute a little martini and water together, it should be a 50/50 mixMartini Pizza DolceSlice your sponge into three and for each sprinkle with your martini mixPut one layer of cake on your serving plate and add one layer of crema. On top of the this layer add the next slice of cake that is well sprinkled with your Martini water mix, continue till you have finished with all layers and cremaAdd whipped cream ontop of the cake and serveKeyword Cake, martini, pizza dolce Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!Read more about Teresa – Tales from the Kitchen: Bonds not Bombs Author: Sam DunhamSam is a very lucky midlife 'mamma' to A who is 13 and juggles her working as a freelance SEO copywriter & teaches IGCSEs at Istituo Cristo Re in Rome. She is the founder of the Life In Abruzzo Cultural Association, co-founder of Let's Blog Abruzzo and 'English in the Woods' initiative.Protecting Abruzzo’s Charm,Empowering Generations to Come:Grow Life in Abruzzo!Support our not-for-profit cultural association via GoFundMe Donate now FREE NEWSLETTER Leave this field empty if you're human: