Former Royal Chef Shares How To make Tiramisu

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  • čas přidán 14. 08. 2023
  • Tiramisu - this delicious and timeless Italian dessert, so easy to make and tastes absolutely delicious. Espresso soaked ladyfingers layered with a sweet Marscapone cream and dusted with rich cocoa.
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    Tiramisu Recipe
    Makes 8 portions
    6 eggs, separated
    1 cup granulated sugar
    500g Mascarpone
    1 1/2 cups espresso coffee
    2 TBS Khalua
    25-30 lady fingers biscuits/cookies
    1/2 cup cocoa powder
    Dip the lady fingers into the coffee and arrange in a large casserole dish in one layer.
    Bring the Mascarpone to room temperature. Whisk the egg yolks with the sugar until light and cream and double in volume and then whisk in the Marscapone until soft and smooth.
    Whip the egg whites until stiff and fold into the Mascarpone mix.
    Spoon half of the mix over the lady fingers and repeat the step with the espresso soaked lady fingers.
    Cover with the remaining Marscapone mix and dust heavily with the cocoa powder.
    Refrigerate for at least three hours or overnight before serving.

Komentáře • 280

  • @mmdiane
    @mmdiane  +119

    I haven't made this in ages. The only problem I have is; I cannot stop eating it.

  • @georgetteboctor8951

    But what about the raw eggs?

  • @anfello9870

    Finally, a non Italian chef who makes Tiramisù the correct way. Although not a 100% authentic version, but you have explained it well. Salute!!

  • @donnaokoniewski3761

    This was very interesting. However, when I discovered you don't cook all those raw eggs, I don't think I would ever try it, even though you did an outstanding job and it looks delicious.

  • @robtudor3785

    It’s ESPRESSO not expresso.

  • @mamayt2nd

    You used fresh raw eggs without pasteurizing them. That's scary for the tummy!

  • @NYNC88
    @NYNC88  +10

    It looks delicious but I don't eat raw eggs, so I developed my own egg-free recipe years ago.

  • @joanbeeldens6131

    looks delicious 🤤 but not sure about eating raw eggs 😮

  • @ItIsJustJudy

    About 35 years ago, you had to go to a specialty grocery store to buy mascarpone cheese. Now, it can be bought everywhere.

  • @Lucky4991

    I’ve had this for me before, but I just can’t get past the raw eggs personally

  • @kristypie

    Love tiramisu so much! Mine differs in that I whisk the egg yolks and sugar over a double boiler until thickened, then I use whipped cream instead of the egg whites. This is how I developed my recipe to taste over the years (it also eliminates any raw eggs issues that guests may have) and a dear Italian chef confirmed that is how he makes it in his restaurant (and how his grandmother taught him) after asking his techniques once we tried his delicious tiramisu. I don't typically use liquor, but as I'm not Italian, I don't have a strong opinion on that aspect of it. Thank you for sharing, and I will have to try the egg whites to see how the lightness contrasts the typical rich filling I usually make.

  • @joshuaperry4112

    Oh Noooo! Chef said Expresso! My ears are burning!

  • @oakmg8352

    Don’t think you mentioned it but if you place the second layer of lady fingers (AKA Savoiardi Cookies) perpendicular to the first, the slice will hold together better.

  • @lisawilliams2013

    Looks scrumptious! Where’s Winston?? 😉

  • @paulafigueiredo1745

    You never disappoint Chef Darren.

  • @leepayk-bann3489

    My mother covered with grated dark chocolate and rimmed with piped cream. She also placed the biscuits upstanding around the edges of the dish aswell as layered in between.

  • @alm9368
    @alm9368  +14

    A gorgeous tiramisu. You're an artist, Chef.

  • @user-cd8jh3dn8e

    Just need to say you are one of the best chefs to follow with instructional videos

  • @CatsPajamas23

    Tiramisu is basically a fruitless Italian trifle (w/cheese mousse instead of pastry cream).😉 That filling looks so good. Glad you're doing well. 👍❤️

  • @debrasteinert2993

    This is my favorite dessert ever! I eat it in the morning, though because the caffeine bothers me at night. Love you Darren!!