Plan cooling time
Tiramisu takes several hours to get cream and biscuits together.
This Tiramisu recipe explains the classic layering: beat egg yolk and sugar creamy, add mascarpone, dip biscuits briefly in espresso and let everything pass cold. Cocoa comes over before serving.
Why this recipe works
Tiramisu is said to be creamy, but not liquid. The spoon biscuits are only dipped briefly, otherwise they disintegrate. Fresh eggs are important; those who want to work more safely take pasteurized eggs or a cooked cream base.
Recipe
Tiramisu is layered with mascarpone cream, espresso, spoon biscuits and cocoa. The cream needs fresh eggs or a pasteurized alternative and several hours of cooling.
Cook espresso and let it cool completely. Stir in Marsala or Amaretto as desired.
Beat egg yolk and sugar light creamy. Stir in mascarpone smoothly. Beat egg white with a pinch of salt stiffly and gently.
Sip spoon biscuits briefly in espresso and put in a form. Spread cream on it and repeat the layers.
Tiramisu for at least 4 hours, better overnight, keep cold so that the biscuits become soft and strengthen the cream.
Sprinkle thickly with cocoa directly before serving. Not before, otherwise the cocoa draws moisture.
Kitchen know-how
Tiramisu takes several hours to get cream and biscuits together.
Too long-dipped spoon biscuits make the dessert wet and unstable.
Use very fresh or pasteurized eggs for raw eggs.
Variations
Values are estimates per serving and may vary depending on the ingredients, brands, portion size and preparation method used.
Frequently asked questions
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