Nina:
What a classic - I had no idea it was this easy or this quick to prepare. I have got one chilling in my fridge now and I can't wait to indulge!
If you love aromatic coffee, creamy mascarpone, and gently sweet and spongy ladyfingers, this is the dessert recipe that was made just for you. There are actually few known examples of people who can resist its allure, and even those without major sweet tooths can love this dessert as they would a savoury dish. It's just that good.
Surprisingly easy to assemble, this recipe will surely guarantee a succcessful end to your dinner, whether it be a family dinner or a dinner party for loved ones. Treat yourself with this rich and quick dessert!
And if you've loved the idea of making chocolate and coffee harmonize together, how about chocolate and Ricotta in our amazing Crostata recipe? Check it out here!
Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
for 6 servings
Step
1
Of 3
Brew a pot of espresso coffee, allowing to cool before proceeding with steps below.
Separate eggs, putting aside yolks for later use in recipe. For this recipe, you'll be using 4 eggs yolks, and 2 egg whites.
In small mixing bowl, beat 2 egg whites with electric mixer until soft peaks form. Set aside, and clean electric mixer beaters as you will need to use them to whip the rest of the cream ingredients together.
In a large mixing bowl, add 4 egg yolks and the powdered sugar. Using electric mixer, beat together until the mixture is thick, foamy, and pale yellow.
Whisk in the room temperature Mascarpone cheese, and gently fold in the egg whites until creamy consistency is reached.
Step
2
Of 3
Using medium-size rectangular dish, spread thin layer of Mascarpone cream on the bottom. Evenly line with ladyfinger cookies, and using a spoon, pour some of the brewed coffee over the cookies.
After dousing with coffee, spread more Mascarpone cream on top and repeat layering and coffee process with the remaining ingredients.
Step
3
Of 3
Once tiramisù layers are assembled, using a small sieve, sprinkle the top of the tiramisù (ending with Mascarpone cream) with a generous dusting of unsweetened cocoa powder.
Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator for at least 3 hours so flavors settle.
Serve in individual plates or small cups, with a garnish of dark chocolate shavings, or a fresh mint leaf cluster.
Try it with...
Filippo Bartolotta
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View productNina Monday 20th of April 2020
Supremely easy and delicious
What a classic - I had no idea it was this easy or this quick to prepare. I have got one chilling in my fridge now and I can't wait to indulge!