Tiramisu, full of love flowing on the tip of the tongue
Overview
Tiramisu, when I heard the name for the first time, I thought it was very beautiful, although I didn’t know what it meant. After knowing its story, I felt that it was love, and I fell deeply in love with its taste, feeling hopeless and unable to extricate myself.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Have all materials ready
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Use an egg separator to separate the egg whites and put them into two egg-beating basins
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Add the fine sugar to the egg whites in three batches and beat until sharp peaks appear and are smooth and delicate
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Beat the egg yolks until they become white and thick. Don’t forget to add the caster sugar as well
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Mix the meringue and egg yolk paste, add flour and mix well
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Put it into a piping bag and squeeze out a long strip. The piping nozzle is used here. If you don't have one, you can use it. Just cut a slit and squeeze out a long strip.
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Place in the middle rack of the oven at 170 degrees for 20 minutes. Bake until the surface is golden brown, take it out and set aside.
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Add fine sugar to water and bring to a boil over low heat. Add the boiled sugar water to the egg yolk paste and beat. When you first add it, add it little by little. Otherwise, the sugar water will be too hot and the egg yolks will be cooked and agglomerated, which will affect the taste of the mousse. Whisk until it swells to 3 times in size, becomes white, thick, and has lines, and no obvious temperature is felt (soak the gelatine in cold water and put it in the refrigerator)
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Melt gelatine sheets over water. Pour the gelatine into the egg yolk paste.
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Use a whisk to mix the mascarpone cheese until smooth
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Pour half of the egg yolk batter into the mascarpone cheese and mix evenly, pressing and turning to combine until there are no cheese particles left. Then pour the cheese paste into the remaining egg yolk paste and mix evenly. This way the tiramisu paste is done.
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Roll the finger biscuits in the coffee wine, take it out and set it aside to let the finger biscuits absorb the wine on the surface. Then put it into the bottom of the mold and pour the tiramisu batter.
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Pour a layer of finger biscuits and a layer of tiramisu in intervals until the entire mold is filled. Place in the refrigerator to refrigerate for at least 5 hours, preferably overnight.
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After refrigerating overnight, unmold, and then decorate the tiramisu with cocoa powder and powdered sugar.
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I also made a few cups by the way~
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Paired with a cup of fragrant coffee, the perfect afternoon tea meal appears!