Tiramisu

Tiramisu is such a delicious dessert from Italy with many variations. In my version I left out the uncooked egg yolks and used vanilla flavored whipped cream blended with the marscapone for a loghtens creamy filling and topping. It's a great ending to any meal with its great coffee, vanilla flavor.
Tiramisu
Tiramisu is such a delicious dessert from Italy with many variations. In my version I left out the uncooked egg yolks and used vanilla flavored whipped cream blended with the marscapone for a loghtens creamy filling and topping. It's a great ending to any meal with its great coffee, vanilla flavor.
Cooking Instructions
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I used a 9 inch springform pan for this Tiramisu. It will have a round shape, which interestingly is the original shape. I wanted the removable side for a clean presentation. You can use a 9 inch cake pan.
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In bowl mix coffee with 1 teaspoon vanilla and refrigerate until cold
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Beat cream until it forms stiff peaks, refrigerate while you beat marscapone
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Beat marscaspone, confectioner's sugar, salt and the remaining 1 teaspoon vanilla until smooth
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Fold marscapne into whipped cream in 3 additions until well combined. Refrigerate until needed
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Dip each ladyfinger quickly in the cold coffee mixture and place them on the bottom of the springform pan. Don't overlap them but squeeze them very close together to completely cover the bottom
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Cover lady fingers with 1/3 of the marscapone cream. Dust cream with cocoa powder
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Add another layer of coffee dipped ladyfingers on top of the marscapone layer
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Add another 1/3: of the marscapone cream to cover ladyfingers. Dust with cocoa powder
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Add a final layer of coffee dipped ladyfingers. Top with remaining marscapone cream and a thick dusting of cocoa powder
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Garnish with the chocolate shavings. Refrigerate at least 6 hours or overnight before releasing sides of sprinform pan and slicing to serve.
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