It’s been some time since I’ve shared a recipe. For me, tiramisu can be
made with or without Chartreuse, but I have imagined many times the union between
mascarpone and raspberries. Of course I needed to humidify the biscuits with
something else than coffee. So, here is the final product:
Serves 4 :
2 egg yolks
40g sugar
250g of mascarpone
Speculoos-type
biscuits (for added flavour) or lady fingers
Alcohol (Williams pear, raspberry..)
250g raspberries (they will hold in their water
better if they are fresh
Froth the yolks with the sugar, and add the
mascarpone and a teaspoon of fruit alcohol, though without whisking too vigorously.
Crush the biscuits and place the result at the bottom of a small tray or four
small recipients. If using lady fingers, humidify in water, syrup and a touch
of alcohol. Pour half of the “mascarpone sauce”, cover with raspberries and then
pour the remaining sauce.
Decorate the result with some raspberries.
Coulis the remaining raspberries (with a touch of sugar) and cover the desert,
though only at the time of serving.
As for the tiramisu (see my chartroussine recipe in ‘maurice pascal et
moi’), it’s best to leave it be in the fridge for 12 hours. The more the
better, for firmness. It can also happily be frozen.
Well there you
have it, it was simply divine !
Take up your
spoons, take up your spatulas !
Bon appétit !
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