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Read carefully this before making Tiramisù Tips to prepare a good Tiramisu 1) Prepare coffee (200 ml), pour it in a plate, add 1 spoon of sugar and mix coffee and sugar with a spoon. 2) Take a bowl, add 6 spoons of sugar (100 gr). Separate red and white of 3 eggs. Add the red parts to the sugar in the bowl. Pour the white part (albumen) in another bowl, later you will beat egg whites stiff. 3) Take the bowl with the sugar and red of 3 eggs and work it with a whip or with a mixer as shown in video. Work on eggs until they change colour (from orange to a pale yellow) and double their volume. At this point add mascarpone (250 gr.), step by step and mix it with the egg cream very slowly. 4) Take the other bowl with the white of the eggs and beat them stiff. 5) Take the bowl with cream made of eggs, sugar and mascarpone and add 2 spoons of the white of the eggs stiff. Mix it gently with a whip and add then other 2 spoons of the white of the eggs stiff. Mix it and let it rest for 2 minutes. 6) Take an aluminium bowl, put in it 2 spoons or more of the cream you get mixing eggs, mascarpone, sugar and white of the eggs stiff. Spread cream and made a layer. 7) Soak biscuits very fast in the coffee and do the first layer as seen in the video. Put cream on biscuits, covering them all and then dust it with the cocoa powder. First use a small quantity of bitter cocoa powder and then a large quantity of sweet cocoa powder. Repeat point 7 for the second layer and your Tiramisu is …

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Recipe and instructions for the wonderful Italian dessert, Tiramisu (with zabaglione – no raw eggs). Please note – I do not have an alcohol-free version of this recipe. People purporting to be Italian keep leaving comments that ‘the original recipe’ doesn’t cook the eggs, or doesn’t use Marsala, or doesn’t use Kahlua. However I have been assured by many other Italians that they do. I’ve done my research and there does not seem to be any ‘original recipe’, or even any agreed-upon origin of the dessert. But whoever it was who first came up with this I am grateful to them for by any other name it would still taste as sweet

The perfect dinner party dessert, James Martin shares his recipe for baking a Tiramisu – uktv.co.uk

Part One of my Tutorial on how to make delicious tiramisu.