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Reviewed: Nov. 16, 2009
This was a great dessert! rave reviews all around. Made it with very very thick espresso, no alcohol and added grated semisweet and white chocolate layers. It sat in the fridge for about 12 hours. Absolutely gorgeous to see and taste. I would reduce the sugar a bit next time though. Thanks for all your reviews. they helped a lot. Already have requests for Thanksgiving!
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Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2009
substitute for the marcapone cheese, it's one 8 oz package of cream cheese, 1/4 cup sour cream and 2 tbs heavy cream, whipped
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Reviewed: Nov. 10, 2009
Followed the recipie exactly.I made this for a dinner party and the whole cake only lasted a few hours..FANTASTIC!
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Reviewed: Nov. 5, 2009
My first Tiramisu and it was so easy and a big hit with my book group, rave reviews from everyone. OK, now on to the minor changes I made. The mascarpone container was only 1 cup so I add a 1/4 C of cream cheese & 1 tsp of sour cream to make up the rest, and I added a shot of Kahula to a small strong coffe instead of using straight coffe liqueur on the lady fingers. Thanks for a great recipe.
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Reviewed: Nov. 4, 2009
A fancy looking dessert with not a lot of effort. It was a fantastic end to an Italian dinner!
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Reviewed: Oct. 31, 2009
Amazing recipe! Thanks for sharing this Carol. I blogged about it too :)
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Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2009
This is amazing!!! I was affraid to make tiramisu when my sister asked for it as her birthday cake. However this recipe seemed easy enough. SOOOOOO glad I tried it!!! I have people that want to pay me to make this for their family gatherings!!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 22, 2009
Thank you for sharing this recipe, Carol! Never made this before, first tried was a hit. Tried the second time for my friend's birthday day, she loves it!! Read the review, it does help a lot. So easy to make and the taste is 5 stars!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 19, 2009
Everyone really enjoyed this tiramisu but next time I will not use a 'trifle bowl'...the cheese layers were way too thick! Very tasty though.
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Reviewed: Oct. 9, 2009
I swore I would never make this again since my last experiement with it 15 years ago. It made a mess and was so laborious. NOT THIS RECIPE! Fantastic, easy and it impressess the guests. This is a great make ahead dessert.
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Reviewed: Oct. 6, 2009
I have made Tiramisu all of my life and being Italian I have to comment on this one. Please do not cook the eggs yolk with the sugar!!!!! It is NOT the way it is made in Italy. Tiramisu does not require any cooking what so ever! Grazie, Maria
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Reviewed: Oct. 2, 2009
Great recipe! It is identical to the recipe on the package of soft lady fingers. Those packages are actually 3oz not 12oz. I halved the recipe, but still used the recommended amount of coffee liquer. I don't drink alcohol, so I mixed 1/3 C very hot water with 2 tsp instant coffee granules and 1 tsp vanilla. I arranged the lady fingers in the dish, and brushed the coffee mixture on with a pastry brush. They soaked up just the right amount of liquid while still retaining their shape. The tiramisu definitely tastes better the next day. Try to wait if you can :)
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Reviewed: Sep. 29, 2009
I used this recipe to make my first tiramisu cake. And it turned out great! I didn't soak the ladyfingers with just coffee liquir, I mixed it with brewed coffee so it would have a stronger coffee smell. I made it twice so far, and it disappears very quickly!
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Reviewed: Sep. 27, 2009
This was my first tiramisu effort. I could not find any ladyfingers at the grocery store, so bought instead a large package of cookies that looked like ladyfingers in an Italian sack. I was overly generous with the Kahlua, and instead of brushing on 1/4 cup, I sloshed it liberally over the cookies. When I was done, it looked like I had used about a cup of kahlua -- or a little more. Other than that I followed the directions exactly, and when it was done we let it sit in the fridge for several hours. When we tasted it that night, I regretted being heavy handed with the alcohol. The dessert hadn't set up at all, the cookies were still crunchy, and the whole thing tasted very much like alcohol fumes, so much so that I thought I was going to have to do a rescue effort and make another double or triple batch of the cream (without alcohol) and mix it with this batch to save it. We never got that far. The dessert sat in the fridge for another two days, when we tasted it again we were amazed. It transformed itself into the best tiramisu I've ever eaten. The alcohol fumes either soaked in or evaporated, and the dish sat up beautifully!! Truly is the BEST tiramisu I've ever eaten, and I will definitely make it again. Next time I will make it at least 2 days in advance and I will most likely follow the exact measure for the kahlua.
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Reviewed: Sep. 21, 2009
I made this for my husband yesterday and he loved it! Sadly, I can't eat eggs so I didn't get to try it myself, but he can't quit singing its praises. I followed the recipe *almost* exactly. The only difference was the ladyfingers. The recipe called for 2 (12) ounce packs, but the ones I found in the store were in 3 ounce packs. They were the soft type, so I don't know if that makes a difference or not. I used a total of 6 ounces of them and used a spray bottle to spritz on the Kahlua.
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Reviewed: Sep. 16, 2009
First time I made tiramisu - and it was for a dinner party. Amazing! The verdict of all guests was "the best ever."
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Reviewed: Sep. 14, 2009
This was my first time making tiramisu as its one of my favourite desserts. It was full off flavour (added one of the small shot bottles of Kahula to coffee) and I left it overnight before serving at a potluck. However, my only complain was it didn't firm up very nicely and was somewhat of a mess serving.
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Reviewed: Sep. 12, 2009
Awesome recipe! I did not make any changes and it turned out fabulous! I think the key to getting a great tasting tiramisu is the type of whipped cream that is being used. Dairy (milk) base whipped cream tastes so much better then the non-dairy one, it really does make a big difference. Try this recipe! It's easy, it's pretty quick to make and it is bound to impress!
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Reviewed: Sep. 9, 2009
I heard that tiramisu is hard to make. So, when I tried this recipe I was really nervous. But then the tiramisu turned out great and was quite easy to make. I did make few changes to the recipe. I reduce the sugar to 2/3 cup (and for me it's still to sweet, I will use 1/2 cup next time). Also, I only used 250 ml (1 cup) of mascarpone because I can only found mascarpone in 250 ml package. Well, yes I could buy 2 packs but I have no idea what to do with the remaining 85 ml mascarpone. Then, I also used 2 cups heavy whipped cream (to substitute the 1/4 cup mascarpone). Instead of coffee liquer, I used 2 tbsp instant coffee + 1/2 cup water. With the changes I made, it still turned out great. My little daughter really love it. I will definitely make it again.
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Reviewed: Aug. 23, 2009
The way the recipe is written, I would rate it 4 stars. I had to reduce the sugar and whipping cream somewhat b/c the mascarpone cheese came in 8 oz containers, so I used 1 cup sugar and 1 cup whipping cream. In my opinion, espresso should be incorporated into this recipe. I made 4 cups of espresso (using espresso cup measurements). In the espresso, I mixed 1 tablespoon of Ameretto liquor and a couple teaspoons of sugar (you could taste it to make sure it's not too bitter, but you still want to maintain a stronger coffee flavor). I poured the espresso mixture into a square pyrex-like baking dish. I dipped both sides of the ladyfinger (Balocca Savoiardi brand) cookies into the espresso mixture and lined them up in a Springform pan.
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