ahh Tiramisu is really a classic of Italian desserts
and has always been one of my favorites for the coffee
the cream cheese anyway for all !
I made several different versions but I like this version of smaller, individual glasses.
It's easy and delicious. Hope you enjoy!
ingredients
(4 glasses)
2 yolks
50 grams of sugar
15 ml of water
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
150 ml of whipped cream
200 grams of cream cheese
24 biscuits (lady fingers)
Coffee syrup
60 ml of water
60 grams sugar
1 heaping teaspoon of instant coffee
for garnish
some raspberries
4 teaspoons bittersweet cocoa powder
In a heatproof bowl lightly beat the egg yolks with the sugar and elgua using an electric mixer or wire whisk.
Beat bath (supporting the bowl over a saucepan with water)
Always stirring for three minutes.
Remove from heat add vanilla and beat until the temperature drops.
Whip the cream until it forms soft tips.
Add cream cheese and integrate then incorporate the beaten yolks with soft movements. Set aside.
Coffee syrup
Place water and sugar in a saucepan over heat.
When sugar dissolves add the coffee.
Stir and let cool.
To assemble the dessert
Submerge each ladyfinger in the coffe mixture for 50 to 10 seconds until completely soaked.Break the ladyfingers in half to be sure. Then put them in the bottom glass..
Then add about 1 or two tablespoons of the cream cheese.
Place another layer of biscuits and one layer of filling and repeat covering with the remain lady fingers
Refrigerate about 3 hours. .
Before serving sprinkle each glass with a teaspoon of cocoa and serve with some raspberries.
This dessert can also be frozen up to two months (if stored put date)
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EN ESPAÑOL
Taramisú
He hecho varias versiones del Tiramisú pero quise agregar esta (buscando siempre lo práctico y no complicarse) porque me gustó que fuera en vasos o copas individuales.
Además en mi versión favorita de 4 porciones que es ideal cuando no son muchos igual esta se podría hacer para 6 personas agregando una yema más.
Ingredientes
2 yemas
50 grs. de azúcar
15 ml de agua
1 cucharadita extracto de vainilla
150 ml de crema poara batir
1 paquete de queso crema (tipo philadelphia)
Para el almíbar
60 ml de agua
60 g. de azúcar
1 cucharadita de café instantáneo
Para armar el postre
4 copas o vasos
24 galletas de champaña o bizcochos de
soletilla
4 cucharaditas de cacao semiamargo en polvo
frambuesas para adornar
Preparación
One of my most favorite desserts, and here we are celebrating Columbus Day! Perfect dessert! xo
ReplyDeleteThe berries I could eat, the rest not sure but looks like quite the treat.
ReplyDeleteyum...such a nice classic dessert and one of my favorites!
ReplyDeleteI bought some tiramisu ice cream this summer that was yummy!
I always think tiramisu Ice cream could be delicious Betsy:))
DeleteLooks divine.
ReplyDeletejust wonderful!
ReplyDeletelooks superb
ReplyDeleteUna delicia total, en versión "vasito" mil veces mejor!
ReplyDeleteBesos.
Gracias Mayte!
Deletesiempre pienso en la suerte que tiene tu familia al tenerte...haces tantas cosas ricas a diario!! me encantaria tener a alguien asi tambien =)
ReplyDeleteque pasó con la salud?!! pasamos Agosto y te agarró Octubre?? no pu' mujer...bueno, de las alergias en realidad uno no se puede escapar y deben ser terribles (lo sé por una tia que tengo), peor los oídos y resfrio...a cuidarse mas amiguita...bien abrigada, que el tiempo esta traicionero (menos mal que aki estamos todos ok =)
espero que tus chicos esten mejorcito....CUIDATE MUCHO!!!
besitos!
pd:mandame las fotos de tu crocheteo!
Emma no seai loca te he dicho.que cocino cosas mas especiales solo dos veces a la semana ademas me gusta cocinar tranquila.Si pues he estado bien enferma pero ya sabes como esta el tiempo y aqui hay que salir afuera para cualquier cosa.
DeleteTe mandare una foto de mi tejido a crochet lo hice para una amiga.
Te mando un abrazo grande!
Looks like a great dessert.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:)
DeleteLooks totally great... Yumm
ReplyDeleteNice presentation
ReplyDeleteDeliciosos estos vasitos.
ReplyDeleteSaludos
It sounds delicious Gloria.
ReplyDeleteLovely & it's delicious! Love them in individual glasses! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that you have done this in individual servings Gloria! How inspired! They look beautiful and delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteWow...that is yummy dear...
ReplyDeleteUn dessert que j'aime beaucoup. J'en fais assez souvent et c'est toujours très bon.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt
Ce tiramisu est franchement sympathique;) Bon mardi ma belle Gloria!!xxx
ReplyDeletemmmm i know what these taste like...smiles...i like hte little raspberry garnish as well....can i have a bit more desert please? smiles.
ReplyDeleteTiramisu is my favorite dessert! I'm loving that these are portion controlled...well, until I eat three of them. :P
ReplyDeleteHA Joanne I see all we love Tiramisu I dont know is about the coffe but really love! Yes I can eat two perfectly :D
DeleteWe love tiramisu! Your's looks delicious. I like the small glass servers.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Bonnie
Thanks a lot Bonnie!
DeleteTiramisu has to be one of my favorite desserts of all time. I think chocolate cake is the only I like better. And to have it in little individual cups is awesome. Oh yeah, I wish I could just grab it out from my computer screen and have one now.
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a great recipe.
God bless.
Mine too Mrsupole I love it! Never bore me! ha! You can use yours individual cups to make t5hese I think they would like soooo cute!!:)
DeleteHi Gloria!
ReplyDeleteYour tiramisu look so cute, I really like the idea of serving them in small glasses and the raspberries as topping fit well to the dessert.
Thanks Helen and really I prefer small size in dessert so each one eat 1 portion (or two) but is better:D
DeleteI'm gonna make one the size of a loaf of bread.
ReplyDeleteHa! I understand Bama OK you can eat two of these LOL
DeleteI love tiramisu and this glass version looks so elegant and yummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks Finla!!
DeleteTiramiss in a glass...looks elegant and delectable.
ReplyDeleteThanks ANgie!!
DeleteGloria, This is one of my wife's favorite desserts although we've never tried making it at home. We have noted that restaurants have as many different ways of making tiramisu as they do chili recipes! Tiramisu is never the same from restaurant to restaurant. Take Care, Big Daddy Dave
ReplyDeleteThanks David is absolutely true there are many type of Tiramisu but I think all are delicious! take care:)
DeleteElegant, delicious and pretty to look at - how could ask for anything more on your table? Love the presentation of the iconic Italian dessert.
ReplyDeleteThanks Claudia I love italian dessert!
DeleteQueda fenomenal presentado en vasos individuales. Es más práctico y fácil de preparar. Besos.
ReplyDeleteCierto Pilar es más fácil que hacerlo en una fuente por ejemplo y tienes las porciones justas:)
DeleteOh Gloria...this is the BEST one yet. ♥♥♥. Beam me in!!
ReplyDeleteaah Deeba you said that because you are so sweet or you love me so ?? haha Im happy you stooping by Deeba xxx
Deletes'il t'en reste je ne dirai pas non un vrai régal
ReplyDeletebonne soirée
Hola guapa una interesante receta, deliciosa, me encanta la tiramisú, para la próxima la prepare individual, gracias por compartir tus excelentes ideas.
ReplyDeleteDear Gloria, How beautiful. Such a delightful and delicious dessert. Blessings dearest. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteMmm... nothing is better than tiramisu' for dessert and served like this it is even more of a pleasure to eat!
ReplyDeleteDelightful little tiramisu cups! Perfect for a party.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:)
DeleteSo beautiful, Gloria! I have to make these...one of my son's favorite desserts :) And I love how you topped them with raspberries...extra yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lizzy are a little pale (the pictures). Was a really raining day!
DeleteThanks for stopping by!
I love the little berries!
ReplyDeleteThanks duckie!
DeleteCualquiera sea la versión me encanta.
ReplyDeleteThose sound incredibly good.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted to make tiramisu in little glasses like these. I think its great to scoop and enjoy each creamy bite. Love how your tiramisu is presented...
ReplyDeleteOh, those look yummy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa!
DeleteWhat a fun party dessert! Love this.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear:)
DeleteCHE BELLI QUESTI MINI TIRAMISU'......AFFONDO IL CUCCHIAINO.....
ReplyDeleteGrazie Steffy!
DeleteI love tiramisu!
ReplyDeleteusing individual cups for your tiramisu was a great idea--they look lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks dear Grace:)
Deletethese are SO beautiful - I can only imagine how great they taste!
ReplyDeleteMary x
Thanks Mary:)
DeleteGloria, todo postre que tenga un toque de café, me encanta!!
ReplyDeleteDe la presentacipon ni hablar, está preciosa!
Saludos.
Gracias Pamela!
DeleteThis is one of my all time fav dessert ~ Thanks for sharing this Gloria ~ Yummy ~
ReplyDeleteThaks Grace I love too!)
Deletefun little dessert you need to open a bakery
ReplyDeleteHa thanks Rebecca Is a nice idea!:)
DeleteLove tiramisu...such a yummy dessert! And the berries and lady fingers are the perfect touch.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cat:)
DeleteLovely! My husband's favorite when he orders dessert is Tiramisu. He first check if Tiramisu is on the menu. I haven't made one yet for him even though I promised a loooooooooooong time ago. I have to make it one day as a surprise. Individual serving is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteMmm, yummy! One of my favourites! Thank you for your lovely comment. I'm also following you on Pinterest! It is spring here now. The orange on the tree in my photo is from the flowers. It is a bucaré, frejolillo or porotillo. Not sure if you have heard of any of them. We call it a coral tree, because the flowers are the same colour as the coral of the sea! I hope you have a great day, my friend. Mucho amor! :) ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteLovely dessert! One I would definitely say yes to!
ReplyDeletePerfect recipe! :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, delicious! Wish I had a slice!
ReplyDeleteI lové tiramisu
ReplyDeletei ilke how you serve them in individual portions! lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks dears to all of you!:))
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of serving it in individual glasses as well Gloria!
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