This is a lovely recipe for Tiramisu..very light and good. Unfortunately I forgot which blog I took this from. whoever it is my apologies for not being able to give credit to your cooking. I just copy and pasted the recipe.
3 Packages of cream cheese, 8 oz. each ( I used 250 gm of mascarpone + 500 gm of cream cheese)
18 French butter biscuits (Petite Beurre)
1 Cup sugar
6 Tablespoons fresh lemon juice
8 oz. Frozen whipped topping
5 oz. milk chocolate, shaved or grated
1 Cup milk
In a pot, melt 1 oz. of the chocolate into the milk and heat. Place 9 of the butter biscuits in a rectangular pan and pour half the milk chocolate mixture over them. Allow to sit for a few minutes and then spoon out the excess liquid.
In a food processor, mix together the cream
cheese, sugar and lemon juice until smooth. Periodically, scrape down the
sides of the bowl and continue mixing. Add the whipped topping and pulse
just until combined. Avoid over mixing or the batter will be too runny.
Pour half the cheese mixture over the cookies and spread out evenly. Reheat the milk chocolate briefly and pour into a shallow bowl. Dip the remaining biscuits into the milk to soften and place on top of the cheese batter in the same configuration as the bottom layer. Pour the remaining cheese batter over the second layer of cookies and spread out evenly. Finely grate the remaining chocolate over the cake to create a thick, even layer of grated chocolate. Refrigerate for several hours or overnight for the cake to set.
Pour half the cheese mixture over the cookies and spread out evenly. Reheat the milk chocolate briefly and pour into a shallow bowl. Dip the remaining biscuits into the milk to soften and place on top of the cheese batter in the same configuration as the bottom layer. Pour the remaining cheese batter over the second layer of cookies and spread out evenly. Finely grate the remaining chocolate over the cake to create a thick, even layer of grated chocolate. Refrigerate for several hours or overnight for the cake to set.
Note: Even
when thoroughly chilled, this cake will be loose. If you're serving it to
company and appearance matters, add some unflavored gelatin into the mixture to
help it set.
5 comments:
http://fadelicious-fadelicious.blogspot.com/2012/04/pelamin-yang-nice-and-simple.html
salam. nak tnmya. refer to the link above. you tau name butik yg buat dais 4 ur niece tuh.? tq so much
As'salam
ct teringin nak buat tiramisu ni, tapi sampai sekarang tak sempat2 nak mencuba hihi
oppss! ct masih ragu2 I nak panggil u apa ya :) sori..
eh Sorry...CT Delima..I thought I have replied on your comments..mana dia p laks..
Ellie,
u asked about the pelamin..it is done on their own amongst the faliy members.
CT Delima,
U can call me Kak Wan as does everybody else..
Rgds,
P/S I replied u by mobile phone rasa nya x masuk kat sini ek??
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