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Earl Grey Tiramisu

Tired of the classic tiramisu with coffee flavour? Try this amazing recipe with Earl Grey instead - we promise you will not regret it.

2.5 hr

6 persons

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Instructions

  • In a heatproof bowl, soak the gelatin in water for 5 min to bloom and then dissolve it using the double boiler method.

  • In a separate heatproof bowl, combine the egg yolks, dissolved gelatin and sugar.

  • Using the double boiler method, dissolve the mixture in a bowl and stir to mix evenly until it forms a thick custard.

  • In a mixing bowl, whip the Emborg Whipping Cream to stiff peaks and chill it.

  • Mix the Emborg Mascarpone with the thick custard gently using a spatula and then fold in the whipped cream little by little.

  • Pour the cream in a 15 cm square cake tin lined with cling wrap, just enough to cover the tin base.

  • Quickly dip half of the ladyfinger biscuit in the Earl Grey tea and arrange on top of the cream base.

  • Spread half of the cream over the first ladyfinger layer.

  • Dip and arrange the remaining ladyfingers. Spread the remaining cream on top.

  • Chill the cake for 2 hours. Dust the Earl Grey tea powder on top before serving.

Adjust the recipe for other flavours by simply replacing the Earl Grey tea with green tea/green tea powder or coffee/cocoa powder. Opt for a springform cake tin for easy removal of the tiramisu from the cake tin and prepare all ingredients at room temperature for the best result.

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emborg
2.5 hr
6 persons

Earl Grey Tiramisu

Tired of the classic tiramisu with coffee flavour? Try this amazing recipe with Earl Grey instead - we promise you will not regret it.
Earl Grey Tiramisu - Emborg Singapore



6 persons

Ingredients

Add to shopping list

Instructions

  • 1. In a heatproof bowl, soak the gelatin in water for 5 min to bloom and then dissolve it using the double boiler method.

  • 2. In a separate heatproof bowl, combine the egg yolks, dissolved gelatin and sugar.

  • 3. Using the double boiler method, dissolve the mixture in a bowl and stir to mix evenly until it forms a thick custard.

  • 4. In a mixing bowl, whip the Emborg Whipping Cream to stiff peaks and chill it.

  • 5. Mix the Emborg Mascarpone with the thick custard gently using a spatula and then fold in the whipped cream little by little.

  • 6. Pour the cream in a 15 cm square cake tin lined with cling wrap, just enough to cover the tin base.

  • 7. Quickly dip half of the ladyfinger biscuit in the Earl Grey tea and arrange on top of the cream base.

  • 8. Spread half of the cream over the first ladyfinger layer.

  • 9. Dip and arrange the remaining ladyfingers. Spread the remaining cream on top.

  • 10. Chill the cake for 2 hours. Dust the Earl Grey tea powder on top before serving.