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Developed by Anna Maria EXCLUSIVELY for her website this dessert is as delicious as Tiramisu’, but makes a far more spectacular presentation.
for the coffee dip
1 cups (240 cc) Italian espresso coffee
2 teaspoons sugar
1/2 cup (60 cc) coffee liquor (i.e. Kalua)
for the mascarpone cream filling
4 egg yolks
1/2 cup (100 gr) sugar
1/2 cup (120 cc) Marsala wine (if not available substitute with other sweet wine like port or Madeira)
1 lb (450 gr) mascarpone cheese, at room temperature
1 1/2 cup (360 cc) heavy whipping cream
1 oz (30 gr) semi-sweet chocolate
for the decoration
2 tablespoons bitter cocoa powder
semi-sweet chocolate shavings
Cut the sponge cake in slices about ¼ inch (6 mm) thick. Trim the short edges of the cake slices to make them even.
Line the inside of a approximately 7 inch (18 cm) bowl with the cake slices.
Dissolve the sugar in the espresso coffee. Combine the coffee liquor. Brush the cake slices with the coffee mix.
You can line the bowl with plastic wrap to facilitate the removal of the cake from the bowl before serving.
Trim the excess portion of the sponge cake.
Cut the slices in wedges, if necessary . . . .
. . . . to uniformly cover the surface of the bowl in a geometrical design.
Fill the cake with the rest of the mascarpone cream until completely full. Cover the cake with the remaining sponge cake slices.
Brush on the remaining coffee mix.
Prepare the mascarpone cream for the filling as indicated in this recipe.
Shave about 1 oz (30 gr) chocolate and combine into the mascarpone cream.
Transfer about half of the mascarpone cream mixture into the cake. Top with a layer of sponge cake and brush with the coffee mix.
Seal tightly with plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator for at least 3 – 4 hours.
Before serving turn the cake upside down on a dish.
Decorate with chocolate powder and chocolate shavings.
Anna Maria’s
CLASSIC TIRAMISU’
Tiramisu’ with Mixed Berries
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TIRAMISU’,
A TRIP TO
WHERE IT ALL
STARTED
Visiting “Le Beccherie”,
an Interview with
Mr. And Mrs.
Campeol
The Original
TIRAMISU of
Le Beccherie