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Reviewed: Sep. 27, 2009
This is a FABULOUS recipe, and so easy! It turned out perfect for me, but I took the advice of others so it wouldn't turn out runny. Only dip the lady fingers in the coffee for 1 second per side. That is plenty, any longer and it will turn to complete mush. I know some people suggested using a pastry brush, but that doesn't add enough coffee. I also let it sit overnight as so many said it tasted better the next day. It was a complete hit and everyone is asking for the recipe. Very Yummy!!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 3, 2009
Made this for my mother's birthday. Turned out well even though I am a complete novice. Thank You
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Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2009
very good , the longer you leave it in the fridge the better it is
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Reviewed: Jan. 25, 2009
I have two suggestions to prevent the cheese mixture becomes too runny. Make sure you mix the egg yolk with sugar until you can see some ribbon shape forming. If the Mascarpone cheese is too fresh, it will make the mixture very runny. Try to dehydrate it, by leaving it in an open container inside the fridge for 2 days.
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Reviewed: Sep. 7, 2008
I took Elenara's advice for using heavy whipping cream to thicken the mascarpone batter. The taste is fantastic!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.07 star rating.
Reviewed: Mar. 23, 2008
For never making Tiramisu before, this recipe helped me look like a pro. A co-worker born in Italy (and a Tiramisu fanatic) raved on and on about it, what more can I say but thanks :)
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Reviewed: Feb. 11, 2008
I used this recipe yesterday but substituted the lady fingers for twinkies and sprinkled cocoa powder on top. It was excellent!!! I think you could use cream cheese instead of marscapone to save money and it would still taste great.
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Reviewed: Feb. 1, 2008
So easy to make, it's actually kind of ridiculous how good it turns out! The only change I made was to add some alcohol to the coffe I dipped the lady fingers in. I had rum, so that's what I used,and it turned out quite well. Thanks for the easy recipe!
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Reviewed: Oct. 13, 2007
This was the weirdest runny pudding type thing I've ever seen. I've made it twice, and both times, it was just runny and disgusting. I tried more sugar, and more cheese, and it also seemed to have too much vanilla. I just brushed the lady fingers with coffee as the recipe called for waaaaaay to much .. but still, runny, gross mess!
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Reviewed: Feb. 19, 2007
This recipe is great! Like other reviewers, I made changes based on the unavailablity of lady fingers in my area, and with the filling amount and process. I used one, store bought angel food cake in place of the lady fingers. I also used a 9X13 pan. Here are the amounts of other ingredients I used: 5 egg yolks 1/3 cup white sugar 3 Tbsp vanilla extract 16 oz Marscarpone cheese 1 angel food cake 1 cup strongly brewed instant coffee 1.5 Tbsp cocoa powder I placed slices of angel food cake in the pan, then spooned 2 teaspoons of coffee per piece over the bottom layer rather than dipping. Then I put a layer of filling, and then a layer of cake, this time with 3 teaspoons per piece. It worked out wonderfully and was not soggy at all. As a former health inspector, I was concerned about using raw eggs, but there's enough sugar in the mix to not allow bacterial growth. I also made sure to promptly refrigerate any remaining cake. I especially love this recipe because I wanted tiramisu without the alcohol. I will definetly make this again. I may substitute the marscarpone with neufchatel cheese, as I wouldn't mind it tasting a bit like cheesecake, and it would make it less expensive.
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Reviewed: Feb. 5, 2007
my very first time elaborating tiramisu. it´s really easy although i've followed some of the reviews suggestions, such as double the filling amount.
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Reviewed: Nov. 30, 2006
first i changed the servings to yeild 11 servings. this made enough cream for my 8x11 baking dish. I used enough lady fingers to fill the dish. (appx 30?). i followed the recipe exactly with all the ingredients, but i also added a secret ingredient to the mascarpone mixture. i used a pint of heavy whipping cream, beat it seperately to make my own whipped cream and folded it into the mascarpone mix together with allt he other ingredients. this will make the consistency of the cream JUST RIGHT (so its never runny) without changing the taste. then, to solve your problems of the lady fingers breaking.... use VERY COLD coffee. i buy a large cup of black coffee WITH 2 SUGARS IN IT and refrigerate it for a few hours. then i dunk the lady fingers very quick on both sides but give them no time to soak. i serve the next day. IN-FREAKING-CREDIBLE!!!!
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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2006
At first I soaked the ladyfingers in the coffee and it broke on me. So I decided to just use a pastry brush instead. I was so afraid of getting it too mushy so I ended up not putting enough coffee. Next time I will probably use stronger coffee. Otherwise, very easy to make and really yummy!
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Reviewed: Sep. 6, 2006
This was so yummy - and SO easy to make! I followed the directions exactly, but I did add about 1/4 cup of Kahlua to the coffee for a little added flavour. It was really delicious!
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Reviewed: Apr. 8, 2006
I made this for my girlfriend, its her favorite dessert, and she just loved it! Its better to brush the ladyfingers with a pastry brush so it doesn’t become runny! Easy, fast and delicious.
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Reviewed: Apr. 5, 2006
Really enjoyed this. I found that when i dipped the ladyfingers into the coffee they would break though. I added some shredded dark chocoltae ontop of the pudding at the end aswell as the cocoa powder and that tasted really fab!
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Reviewed: Mar. 29, 2006
This was really good, not restaurant quality, but close enough. It's much better the next day after the flavors have settled into the ladyfingers. I added a little coffee liquor to the coffee before soaking the lady fingers and it came out great.
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Reviewed: Dec. 29, 2005
I made this recipe before and it turned out excellent. However, when I did it this time, it turned out to be very soggy to the point that I have liquid sipping out in the pan soaking the leftovers. It happened twice this past 2 weeks and I could not understand what happened. Also, the recipe did not mentioned anything about the eggwhite, but I went ahead and beat eggwhites to stiff peak with 1 teaspoon of sugar and then fold into the cheese mixture. That should not have affected the result.....
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Reviewed: Sep. 23, 2005
I liked this recipe because it was easy, and easy to follow the recipe. It went together like a dream. But to make it work for my taste I changed the following: I used 36 cookies in an 8 x 12 pyrex pan. They fit perfectly...except I had to trim three cookies on each layer. (Save to dip in the leftover coffee after your hard work!) I doubled the filling recipe, because I am a filling girl! I beat the egg white to a stiff peak with a pinch of sugar and gently folded into the mascarpone mixture. Added 1/4 cup of Filliers coffee liquour. It was PERFECT. Just dip your cookies quickly. Also, I think it is good to beat your mascarpone just to make it smooth before folding into the yolk. YIPPEE. It was goood.
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Reviewed: Aug. 9, 2005
Very similar to my own recipe which is always a hit. Would suggest 1 desert spoon of sugar to 1 egg yolk and 2 egg yolks to 250gms mascapone. With regard to recipe being runny, on a few occasions I have had the same problem. On one of these times I made this for a dinner party and was really runny. I threw it out and rushed to the store to buy more ingredients. Next one was fine! Think it might have something to do with the mascapone?
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