National Cherries Jubilee Day

September 24, Wednesday

National Cherries Jubilee Day
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National Cherry Jubilee Dessert Day is a celebration dedicated to the famous dessert "Cherry Jubilee," which is a hot cherry dessert often served with ice cream. The holiday is observed annually on September 24 and provides an opportunity to enjoy this sweet treat as well as try making it at home.

History of the holiday
The "Cherry Jubilee" dessert was created in the late 19th century by the famous chef Frederick Rebou. It was originally prepared for celebrations and large events where an impressive dessert presentation was required. Over time, the dessert became popular for home preparation, and the holiday was established to honor this classic culinary masterpiece.

How the holiday is celebrated

* Making "Cherry Jubilee" at home or ordering it in restaurants.
* Hosting tastings of various cherry dessert versions, including alcoholic and non-alcoholic options.
* Sharing recipes and cooking tips on social media.
* Organizing small culinary contests and workshops for preparing the dessert.

Interesting facts

* Traditionally, the dessert is made with cherries, brandy, and sugar, which are flambéed before serving to create a dramatic flame effect.
* In some U.S. restaurants, the dessert is served with ice cream or cream to emphasize the contrast of hot and cold.
* National Cherry Jubilee Dessert Day is a perfect occasion for family and friends to gather and enjoy delicious presentations and beautiful decoration.
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