Original | Coffee Tiramisu

Original | Coffee Tiramisu

by Bi Luo Coffee Manor

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

In just 9 simple steps, you can also make delicious coffee tiramisu that your family praises ~ Bi Luo Manor’s exclusive dessert nirvana, please take it away! "

Ingredients

Original | Coffee Tiramisu

1. Prepare the required ingredients.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

2. Use a small amount of cold water to soften the gelatin.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

3. All sorts of passing. Beat the egg yolk with 60 grams of sugar until it turns white; beat the cheese to a smooth state; beat the whipped cream with 20 grams of sugar until the lines are just formed.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

4. The specific extraction process of extracting coffee 40ML is abbreviated. Please pay attention to the previous content released by "Bi Luo Coffee Manor".

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

5. Coffee Liquor Mix 15ML of rum with the freshly extracted coffee liquor to make coffee liquor for later use. You can also buy ready-made coffee liquor on the market.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

6. Mix and melt the gelatin in water, then add it to the egg yolk liquid and continue to beat evenly.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

7. Coffee Eclairs Brush the eclairs with coffee wine, evenly on both sides.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

8. Stir the whipped egg yolk into the cheese and mix well, then pour the well-mixed cheese into the whipped cream and mix well.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

9. The ingredients are poured into a mold, a layer of cheese paste and a layer of finger biscuits soaked in coffee wine.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

10. After all the materials are put into the mold, put them in the refrigerator for 12 hours.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

11. Sprinkle cocoa powder on the surface before eating and decorate it yourself.

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

12. That's it~

Original | Coffee Tiramisu recipe

Tips:

The time of soaking the fingerbread with coffee wine should not be too long to avoid the taste of fingerbread being too soft.

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