How To make Tirami Su"Pick Me Up Cake"
2 ea Egg yolks
1/2 c Sugar
1 c Mascarpone Cheese
1 pt Whipping cream, chilled
1 t Vanilla
1 ea Genoise (sponge cake) sliced
Into 3 layers 1/4 c Sugar
3/4 c Espresso or Strong Coffee
1 oz Rum
2 tb Cocoa powder
The first set of ingredients is for the filling. 1) Whisk egg yolks and 1/4 cup of sugar together.
Whisk in the Mascarpone cheese. 2) In a seperate bowl, whip the cream, the rest of the sugar and the vanilla until almost stiff - no peaks. 3) Fold the Mascarpone cheese mixture in to the whipped cream and continue to whip, until stiff. Set aside. 4) Make a fully dissolved syrup with 1/4 cup sugar, 2 tbs water, espresso and rum. 5) Brush a layers of sponge cake with the espresso mixture. with a spatula, smooth about a 1/2 inch thick layer of the mascarpone cheese mixture on top. Brush the second layer with espresso, and place it espressso side down on the first layer. Brush the top with espresso. Spread on another 1/2 inch of the mascarpone cheese mixture. repeat the procedure with the third layer of cake. Cover the top and sides of the cakes with thin layer of the mascarpone filling. 6) With a sieve and a spoon, sprinkle the top of the cake with cocoa powder. Cover the sides of the cake with chocolate shavings. Refrigerate at least three hours. This cake does not hold up well when exposed to any heat, so keep it cool. From the book; La Cucina di Andrea's by Author Chef Andrea Apuzzo
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Perfect Tiramisu Cake
written recipe here
This will be your favorite Tiramisu cake recipe. It comes together fairly quickly and will be ready to serve after 4 hours.
The cake is extremely soft and moist, but not wet. The sponge cake layers are airy and light, with a delicious sweet coffee syrup and a hint of brandy.
INGREDIENTS:
Sponge Cake Layer
8 eggs
1 1⁄3 cup sugar
1 1⁄3 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
Coffee Syrup
1 cup coffee
1⁄4 cup brandy (use milk instead if you need to replace)
1⁄3 cup condensed milk
Mascarpone Frosting
24 ounces mascarpone
2 cups heavy whipped cream
1⁄2 cup milk
1 cup condensed milk
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1⁄2 teaspoon salt
Bake at 325 Fahrenheit for about 25 minutes.
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Tiramisu or pick me up cake. This is an easy and delicious recipe, easy step my step method
Tiramisu Cake Recipe
Here's another way to enjoy a tiramisu cake using a Genoise Sponge cake as its base cake.
Ingredients: Cake
3 Eggs
75g Sugar
10g Honey
3g Vanilla Extract
25g Unsalted Butter
40ml Milk
1tsp Instant Coffee powder
90g Cake Flour
Mascarpone Filling
150g Mascarpone
40g Sugar
250g Heavy Cream
Cocoa Powder
Procedure
1. Combine the eggs, honey, vanilla, and sugar in a bowl. Stir to combine.
2. Place bowl on top of a pot with hot water (bain marie) and warm up the mixture to 37-40°C or warm to the touch while mixing.
3. Beat at medium speed until it reaches the ribbon stage. That is pale and yellow, and the mixer leaves a slowly dissolving ribbon when it falls off the end of the whisk and back into the bowl. The mixture should have increased in volume as well and no gritty texture.
4. Sift in the flour and gently fold to incorporate while scraping from the sides down to the bottom and lifting up the spatula through the center and over the top.
5. In a separate bowl, combine the butter, milk, and coffee powder. Microwave to melt the butter and just warm enough to dissolve the coffee powder.
6. Place the same amount of batter into the coffee mixture and stir to combine. Add this back into the main batter and fold until incorporated. Do not overmix as the cake relies on the beaten eggs for its structure.
7. Transfer batter into a pan (15cm) lined with baking paper and smoothen the top. Tap for a few times to release any air pockets.
8. Bake in a 160°C pre-heated oven for 20-25 minutes, or until the top is golden brown and the center springs back when pressed.
9. Remove from pan and let it cool down completely before slicing or frosting.
10. For the Mascarpone filling, mix together the mascarpone cheese and sugar in a bowl and stir. Pour in the heavy cream and whisk according to desired consistency. Whisk less to get a thinner consistency that will flow easily on the sides of the cake.
11. Once the cake has cooled down, Trim the bottom part and cut out the center using a cutter.
12. Line the sides of the cake with an acetate and secure it with a tape.
13. Pour in the filling and smoothen the top
14. Dust with cocoa powder
15. Slowly pull the acetate up and let the filling flow to the sides of the cake.
16. Slice and enjoy.
*Recipe adopted from cooking tree
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