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Strawberry and Campari Sorbet Sundae

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Strawberry and Campari Sorbet Sundae in a orange tinted glass bowl
Photograph by Rana Düzyol, food styling by Pearl Jones, prop styling by Beth Pakradooni

This striking sundae is inspired by a riff on the Eton mess we like at Runner Up in Brooklyn. The no-churn strawberry sorbet is plenty delicious on its own thanks to a good splash of Campari that imparts a hint of pleasant bitterness to the sweet sorbet. Adding a pillowy bed of tangy Greek yogurt whipped cream, crisp shards of vanilla meringue, and juicy berries turns it into a thrillingly unconventional sundae. Make the sorbet and meringue shards ahead so all you have to do when it’s time to serve is whip the cream and macerate the berries. 

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