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- Tiramisu:
- 'with
Amaretto'
INGREDIENTS:
- 8 egg yolks
- 300gr icing sugar
- 6dl 40%fat cream
- 600gr mascarpone
- 6 gelatine leaves (1,5gr each)
- 4 tablespoons cocoapowder (all depends,
to taste)
- espresso made
- 1 to two packages 'boudoirs
/ ladyfingers / savoiardi' cookies or pavesini cookies
- 4 tablespoons whole milk
- Make
a few espresso, add the same amount of ameratto to it and
set aside.
- (use something that will be easy to soakbthe
cookies in for a few seconds)
- Take a bowl and put some water in it, put
the gelatine leaves in it.
- Dip them in and let them soak for a
few minutes.
- Mix the egg yolks together with sugar (sift
the icing sugar).
- With a whisk beat it firmly, then add the
mascarpone.
- Mix everything well (use the food
mixer if you have one)
- Beat the cream untill it's semi-whipped
cream (semi battue).
- VERY IMPORTANT, semi-whipped! Set
aside.
- In a very small saucepan add 4 tablespoons
of milk and slowly boil.
- Remove from the heat.
- Wring out the gelatin to remove all the
water.
- Add to the hot milk and stirr untill all
the gelatine has melted away.
- Add the gelatine to the egg / mascarpone
batter and mix everything well together.
- With a spatula gently mix the cream and
the batter together.
- Mix it slowly , you don't wat the
cream batter to thicken more.
- Don't use a beater!
- Soak the biscuits
in the coffee/amaretto for a few seconds.
- Place them on the tray you are using or
add a few to your individual glasses.
- Add some of the mascarpone mixture, depending
on how big your tray is.
- Cover with plastic wrap and
set in the fridge for a few hours or set overnight.
Remove foil from
the tiramisu and sieve the cocoa powder, sprinkle some on
top.
TOOLS NEEDED:
- Large bowl
- Beater or kenwood (or kitchenaid)
- Large deep baking tray, or glasses/cups
if you are making portions
- Spatula
- Small saucepan
- Plastic wrap
TIPS & TRICKS:
- Use a good brand of cocoa, it will make
your tiramisu better, i prefer Van Houten or Callebaut
- Use real Amaretto like... Amaretto Disaronno,
the cheap brands taste like nothing!
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