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SOUFFLES,
TRIFLES & MISC. DESSERTS:
Tiramisu
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Tiramisu |
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Original recipe
from Tuscany...
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1
pint |
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heavy whipping cream |
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4
X-large |
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eggs, separated |
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10
oz |
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granulated sugar |
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16
oz |
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mascarpone cheese |
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Italian ladyfingers |
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cooled espresso |
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cocoa powder |
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1 |
Take out
13x9" pyrex dish. |
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2 |
Whip cream
in large mixing bowl. |
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In separate
bowl, beat egg yolks with half of the sugar
(whisk first, and then use electric mixer) until
light and fluffy. Add mascarpone a little bit at
a time (if using an electric mixer, use on low
speed). |
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In separate
bowl, beat egg whites with remaining sugar until
stiff. Gently fold in egg whites to mascarpone
mixture. Fold 4 or 5 heaping spoonfuls of
whipped cream into the mascarpone mixture. |
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In pyrex
dish, spread a small amount of cheese mixture on
the bottom. Dip ladyfingers quickly in espresso
and place side by side in pan (be sure to dip
quickly or they will get soggy!). Cover with
half of the cheese mixture. Add a second layer
of dipped ladyfingers and cover with the
remaining cheese. |
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Use
remaining whipped cream to spread a thin layer
over the top, or pipe a border around the edge,
or both. |
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Dust with
good quality cocoa powder (with a sifter), cover
with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least
1 hour. |
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Yield: 1 large
dish |
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Cooking Tips |
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*Imported mascarpone
is better than regular store-bought. |
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**Try adding a
splash of brandy to the espresso, if desired. |
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***Prepare this dish
no more than 6-8 hours ahead.
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