Flame on the iceberg
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| Chinese: | 冰山大火 | ||||||||||
| Literal meaning: | iceberg big fire | ||||||||||
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Flame on the Iceberg is a dessert popular in Hong Kong, similar to Baked Alaska in Western cuisine. Decades ago, the delicacy was served only in high-end hotel restaurants, but today it can be tasted in many Western restaurants and even in some cha chaan teng.
The dessert is an ice-cream ball in the middle of a sponge cake, with cream on the top. Whisky and syrup are poured over the top and the ball set alight before serving.

