“At a time when we were going through the difficult 90s in Georgia, and when there was no electricity and no gas, my grandparents, with the help of well-known kerosine heater, still used to make dessert for my ratio. The candlelit table in the dark kitchen and the kneaded dough are exactly the magical memories that made me fond of culinary forever. I have no professional education in culinary, but I have learned a lot with the help of experiments and favorite food bloggers. I adore cooking with my 3-year-old child, which may complicate things, but it is also a lot of fun. ” - Mari Bolkvadze, producer, TV presenter.
250
250
gr.
mascarpone
250
250
gr.
35% cream
4
4
tablespoon
powdered sugar
10
10
gr.
vanilla powder
1
1
gr.
lemon
100
100
gr.
baking dark chocolate (70%)
150
150
gr.
cream
150
150
gr.
coffee
100
100
gr.
Savoyard biscuit
Whip the cream, powdered sugar and add vanilla. In the process of whipping, add one teaspoon of mascarpone and 1 tsp lemon juice.
Put Savoyard biscuits in a bowl and pour over the coffee so that all the biscuits are well saturated.
For chocolate ganache, you will need to bring the cream to a boil, then pour over the chocolate bars, leave them in this was for a few minutes, and then stir well with a spoon.
Spread the chocolate ganache over Savoyard biscuits, then add the cream and, if desired, the grated chocolate and lemon zest. You can assemble Tiramisu in one large mold as well as individually on a plate. Place in fridge for at least 2 hours.
How To Serve
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