IPA: /ˌsæbəˈjɒn/
KK: /sæbəˈjɒn/
A type of sauce made from egg yolks, wine, and various seasonings, often used in cooking or as a dessert.
The chef prepared a delicious sabayon to serve with the fresh berries.
**Sabayon** → The word originates from Old French *sabayon*, which refers to a type of sauce or custard made with egg yolks and sugar. It is derived from the verb *sabayer*, meaning to whip or beat, particularly in the context of preparing a dish. Thus, sabayon refers to a whipped custard sauce.
Imagine whipping egg yolks and sugar together to create a light, airy sauce — that's what sabayon is all about!