In my opinion, this dessert is fuss-free which requires no baking and it's simple to whip up with short notice. I've always been partial to Tiramisu until I tried the one made by my aunt. I was hooked ever since.
Recipe adapted from Almost Bourdain.
Ingredients: (Makes 8)
Ingredients: (Makes 8)
- 2 tsp of strong instant coffee powder
- 2/3 cup of water
- 1/3 cup of Kahlua (can be substituted with Frangelico, Marsala or Baileys)
- 75g brown sugar + 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 250g Mascarpone cheese
- 300mL thickened cream
- 250g packet sponge fingers
- Cocoa powder, for dusting
- Mix 2 tbsp of sugar with coffee powder, water and Kahlua until everything dissolves.
- Combine eggs and remaining sugar in electric mixer and whisk until thick and light. The mixture should be thick enough to leave a trail on the surface.
- Put the Mascarpone cheese into a large bowl. Stir in a little of the egg mixture. Fold in the remaining egg mixture. Fold in the thickened cream.
- Cut the sponge fingers to fit the size of the base of the wine glass.
- Line the bottom of the glass with a layer of sponge fingers. Drizzle the coffee and Kahlua mixture over the sponge fingers.
- Sprinkle over a thick layer of chocolate, then spoon Mascarpone mixture on top (3-4 tbsp, enough to cover the sponge fingers). Level the surface.
- Repeat the layers until it reaches the top of glass.
- Decorate with the remaining chocolate. Cover and chill for 4 hours.
A simple dessert that oozes class. :)
6 comments:
Tiramisu! I just made them again for a dinner party last night. I notice use thickened cream instead of double cream. Double cream will make the tiramisu thicker, hold the shape better and hence, prettier :) Some mascarpone cheese is more solid than other, it will also make a difference. Make sure you fill up the layer with enough sponge finger pieces, so it will make beautiful layers. Look really good!! I feel like having another glass of it!
Hi Ellie,
Do you know which brand of mascarpone cheese is more solid? Thanks for all the suggestions and of course, your recipe. I have been looking for one that didn't require the yolk only. :)
HI....
Mmmmhhh !!!
I lıke TİRAMİSU :))
VERY VERY DELİCİIOUSS.. :))))
I love Tiramisu! What a great idea to make it like a dessert, not cake. :)
chocolaty liftestyle: I got the idea of Ellie and it does ooze more class, doesn't it? Thanks for dtopping by.
birdutmasali: It is one of my favourite desserts too. Thanks for dropping by
Looking forward to have a bite of the tiramisu reputed to be better than grimaldi's =)
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