Tiramisu Italiano

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  • on October 10, 2010

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    This is an AWESOME tiramisu recipe. Makes some of the best tiramisu I have ever had AND my kids like it too.

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  • on August 05, 2010

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    Absolutely spectacular. I made this for my husband as an extra special birthday treat. His verdict: the best tiramisu he has ever tasted. Tweaked it a little by reducing the amount of marsala wine in the custard and omitting it and the rum from the coffee mixture replacing both with a few tablespoons of Kahlua. Terrific dessert which was also suprisingly easy to make.

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  • on July 09, 2010

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    I've been making this for years and people ask for it over and over again. It's wonderful and totally traditional just as it is, but I've added "something extra". In the middle of the layers I add a layer of fresh raspberries. The first time I did it my guests were ecstatic. What could be better than the flavors of chocolate, coffee, raspberries?

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  • on June 30, 2010

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    Mai, Putting the ingredients over direct heat is exactly what caused your downfall, the ingredients when put in a bowl over simmering water are being melted by steam you cooked yours,(not Good Then you added extra whipped cream and beat it instead of folding. Start over and follow the instructions. It's worth the second attemp.

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  • on June 15, 2010

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    I tried this recipe and it didn't come out right. I'm assuming I did something wrong because all the comments here say it's amazing...and I wanna experience this amazing-ness too! So what had happened was...my egg/mascarpone mixture decided that it wanted to curdle. I didn't know exactly what was meant by the "dish over simmering water" part. My interpretation was placing a bowl into a pot with simmering water in the pot...but (and this may have caused my downfall I thought "well, the simmer water is gonna heat up my bowl, so why not just put my mixture into the pot and set it on a lower heat??" And it was a really low heat...low enough so that I could touch the actual pot comfortably while on the stove at the setting it was at, so I eventually turned it up a little (maybe the lack of heat was the problem? Regardless, I whipped my cream and added it to the mixture...and it seemed to curdle even more. So in an attempted to get all the lumps out, I used the electric mixer on it (I know, it clearly said "fold". But it wasn't working! And what ended up happening was that my egg mixture separated into a kinda-solid top half and a nasty liquidy bottom half. And no amount of beating was going to combine the two. I even tried to add more whipped cream in an attempt to thicken it up. My dreams of a smooth, creamy, thick mascarpone layer were dashed into oblivion! Instead, I got a lumpy, runny, soggy concoction. As far as how it tasted, it was ok. I think I brewed the coffee a little too strong for my liking and I didn't require as much Marsala as was listed.

    Anyway, can someone please tell me what I can do so that the mascaropone mixture will be smooth and not separate into liquid and solid? Thanks!

    And I'm gonna give this 5 stars anyway because I know when I figure out the problem it will be sooo good!

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  • on May 29, 2010

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    If you're going to do it right, this is the recipe! Perfect.

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  • on May 24, 2010

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    I wanted a truly authentic tiramisu and this was it. The flavor was perfect, the texture was great, and this is the one I'll make again and again. I would make a couple suggestions if you've never made tiramisu: (1 If your egg mixture isn't completely smooth, run it through a fine mesh sieve before you mix in the marscarpone. (2Let the egg mixture cool completely before you fold in the whipped cream, otherwise the whipped cream will deflate and your filling will not be as fluffy. (3 It isn't necessary to cook the espresso mixture. I just poured the hot coffee over my chocolate and stirred in the liquours, and it melted just fine.
    This was exactly what I was hoping for in a tiramisu. I'm so glad I decided to try it out!

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  • on March 29, 2010

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    I used this recipe, using chocolate "balloon" cups (dip small ballons in melted chocolate, them them cool and harden, pull out ballon, fill w/ tiramisu for Easter. They came out absolutely perfect, like little Easter eggs. A great recipe!

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  • on February 02, 2010

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    She goes to a little Italian store in San Luis Obispo to buy the "perfect" lady fingers by the grocery bag full. She does the filling while I do the espresso mixture.We usually make two or three tiramisus at a time. She modified the recipe just a bit, after building up the layers, she shaves bittersweet chocolate then drizzles chocolate ganache over all. It really is amazing!! Once we put a layer of fresh raspberries in between layers..... didn't hurt it one little bit!!

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  • on January 29, 2010

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    My husband and I are die hard fans of Tiramisu. We recently purchased our new first home and had our first holiday dinner. Instead of just always picking something up from a local bakery I decided to make a few things and this was THE STAR! Everyone left the York brownies and 7 layer bars and had seconds and thirds of the Tiramisu. Everyone was impressed most importantly my husband! I follwed and doubled the recipe as written only, I had read the reviews and remembered 2 people stating they brushed the American ladyfingers instead of dipping. I also did the same, I know Trader Joe's carry"s the authentic Italian version (hard but I was pressed for time and shopped at my local shop rite for all my ingredients. EXCELLENT RECIPE.

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