

Bang in the fridge to set for about 5 hours or more. Just enough to pick up the hint of the chocolate I put in the savioardi.

I finely grated some Green and Blacks over the top. It might be an idea to change the direction of the fingers, though it doesn’t give any additional structure and by the time it is served no one will notice anyway.ĭusting is traditionally done with cocoa powder, but I always think it just tastes dusty rather than chocolatey and I am quite sure cocoa wasn’t around when tiramisu were first being made. Once the layer is completely cover with the mascarpone mixture and then repeat. Quick dipping avoids the saviordi getting too soft, though, if you are using an unusual shaped dish, an extra second or two allows you to squish the fingers into awkward spots if you haven’t snapped them down to the right size. Dip the savioardi (both sides) in the coffee mixture one at time and arrange in a layer on the base of the serving dish. Obviously Kaluha works just as well as Tia Maria, but does have the same 8o’s vibe about it. In a shallow bowl, mix in the Tia Maria and the Godiva liquor. Mine was oval and worked ok though.īeing in Jamaica I used very strong Blue Mountain coffee, but you can use something inferior so long as its strong. Ideally it would be square or rectangular based. Right now we’re ready to construct, you will need a dish that is about 3 or 4 inches deep and preferably straight sided. In a separate bowl, beat the cream until it forms stiff peaks and fold into the mascarpone mixture. Remove from the head and thoroughly mix in the mascarpone. In a simmering bain-marie add the egg yolks, marsala and sugar and beat / whisk for 5 minutes or so until the volume has increased by double.
