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Classic Tiramisu

Classic Tiramisu 

For English recipe click here and for Farsi here





تیرامیسو Tiramisu charlotte cake

Tiramisu

اینم دستان آقای همسر که میخاست عکسه منو خراب کنه آخه اصلا حوصله عکاسی منو نداره البته در این مورد بخصوص یعنی عکاسی از  شیرینی هایی که منتظره زودتر میل کنه.




















قبلا طرز تهیه تیرامیسو رو به انگلیسی براتون نوشتم اینجا، اینبار فقط نحوه چیدنش فرق میکنه فکر میکنم عکسا کاملا گویا هستن. به هر حال اگر کسی سوالی داره یا طرز تهیه رو به فارسی میخاد لطفآ فقط لب تر کنین. هاهاه  کیه که انجام بده


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Classic Tiramisu

 Classic Tiramisu For my Lovely Sister 
Happy Birthday Mahsa jan!
Love you and many kisses





















INGREDIENTS
100 gr  heavy cream
2 eggs yolk, separated
100 gr sugar
350 gr  mascarpone
1 cup strong brewed espresso at room temperature
20   dry ladyfingers (about package)
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, for dusting
1/2 cup Amaretto, or Brandi (optional)

DIRECTIONS
In a medium bowl, whip the heavy cream until it is firm and refrigerate. In a large bowl,  place over simmering water and gradually beat the egg yolks with the  sugar until light in color, using a whisk or an electric handheld mixer.



Using a rubber spatula, fold the whipped cream into the beaten yolk-and-sugar mixture, then fold in the mascarpone and the beaten egg whites. here zou can add Ammaretto or Brandy. and again beat gently.

Pour the espresso into a shallow bowl. Dip both sides of half of the ladyfingers in the espresso and use them to line the bottom of a glass or ceramic baking dish. Spoon half of the mascarpone mixture over the ladyfingers and spread it in a smooth, even layer sift the cocoa powder over the top . Dip both sides of the remaining ladyfingers in the espresso and arrange them on top. Spread the remaining mascarpone mixture over the ladyfingers in a smooth, even layer. again sift the cocoa powder over the top of the tiramisu. Cover and refrigerate the tiramisu overnight (about 8 hours)



Cut the tiramisu into squares and serve.

About Me

I'm Proshat, the queen behind Proshat Kitchen. I've never attended a cooking class, although I'd love to. My cooking knowledge mostly comes from my lovely mom, a master chef in our family, and also leaning by doing. I really love this wonderful science and I'm still fascinated by it. I’m a senior researcher in energy and economy, recently finished my Ph.D. So I am not an expert cook, please do not refer my blog as a professional source. I start blogging as a way to keep track of my progress in the kitchen and to get rid of the pile of printed recipes with hand written notes. I mostly write about my general experiences and my baking adventures. I love trying new combos in our everyday bread. On my blog you will find lots of classic recipes with a personal touch. Except my husband, a couple of close friends are my main testers. Love you all!! If you have a recipe you'd like me to feature on my blog, drop me a line. I would also love to hear your thoughts. I'm so happy you took the time to visit my blog; it means so much to be. Hope you'll visit again soon :) Love, Proshat

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