Do not overwhelm cream
For egg liqueur tiramisu: Stir the cream only smoothly. Too long stirring can make mascarpone or cream granular.
This egg liqueur tiramisu lives on a smooth cream and well soaked spoon biscuits. The biscuits should be aromatic but not muddy; therefore they are only dipped in espresso and then layered with the egg liqueur cream.
Why this recipe works
Stir the cream until it is smooth, and soak the spoon biscuits really short. After that, the dessert needs rest in the fridge so that biscuits and cream pull together.
Recipe
Eierlikör-Tiramisu is a creamy Easter dessert without baking. Mascarpone, quark, egg liqueur, espresso and spoon biscuits are layered and put cold for several hours.
Mix mascarpone, quark, powder sugar, vanilla paste and egg liqueur smoothly. The cream should be spreadable but not liquid.
Allow espresso to cool completely. Spoon biscuits individually briefly immerse them in so that they become aromatic but retain their shape.
Place a layer of soaked biscuits in a form or glasses. Spread the cream on it and repeat the process.
Cover the tiramisu and place in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours to cover the layers.
Just before serving, pollinate with cocoa and sprinkle some egg liqueur over it as desired.
Kitchen know-how
For egg liqueur tiramisu: Stir the cream only smoothly. Too long stirring can make mascarpone or cream granular.
For egg liqueur tiramisu: The rest period is part of the recipe. Only after cooling, cream, fruit and biscuit are properly combined.
For egg liqueur tiramisu: cocoa, mint, granola or fresh fruits look better when they are added shortly before serving.
Variations
Values are estimates and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
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