Tiramisu (soft Body without Egg Version)

by quenny

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Difficulty

Normal

Time

2h

Serving

2

I have made several versions of tiramisu in the past few years, but I am often asked about the hygiene of the eggs. I personally don’t think I need to worry about this. The eggs are sealed and sterile before they are broken. The environment, as long as you pay attention to washing the surface before breaking the eggshell; and the wine added in the process can also play a certain role in sterilization, there is really no need to worry about it. This time, I happened to see a recipe without eggs and modified the details to make this soft-body, egg-free version of tiramisu.


Material: (9 cups of heart-shaped cup)
Finger biscuits: 3 eggs, 50g caster sugar, 90g low-gluten flour
Mascarpone filling: 300g light cream, 440g mascarpone cheese, 40ml coffee wine, 70g powdered sugar
Coffee liquor: 5g pure coffee powder, 150ml hot water, 30ml coffee liquor
Surface decoration: appropriate amount of cocoa powder"

Tiramisu (soft Body without Egg Version)

1. First make finger biscuits: beat the eggs into a basin, add fine sugar, beat evenly, sit in a basin of warm water, continue to beat

2. Beat until the dripping marks of the egg batter can remain for about 10 seconds, and this level will be passed.

3. Sift into low-gluten flour twice

4. Stir evenly

5. Then put the cake paste into the piping bag

6. Cut out a small opening at the front end of the piping bag, and then squeeze out a long strip on the baking tray.

7. Put it into the middle layer of the preheated oven, 190 degrees for about 10 minutes

8. Bake out and let cool for later use

9. Next, make the coffee liquor: add pure coffee powder to hot water and stir evenly

10. Pour the coffee wine and continue to stir well, set aside

11. Finally, make the mascarpone cheese filling: add 70g of powdered sugar to 300g of whipped cream and beat

12. Just send it until there are traces

13. Take 440g mascarpone cheese

14. Beat with a whisk until smooth

15. Pour in the whipped cream

16. Stir evenly

17. Pour 30ml coffee wine

18. Continue to mix well and the mascarpone filling is ready

19. Take a clean container and fill the bottom with a layer of filling

20. Dip the finger biscuits in the coffee liquor, then spread it on top of the filling

21. Continue to fill a layer of filling, spread finger biscuits dipped in coffee liquor, and finally fill the filling until the container is filled

22. Shake lightly for a few times to smooth the filling, then put the container in the refrigerator for several hours to freeze the filling slightly

23. Sprinkle a layer of cocoa powder on the surface for decoration before eating

Tips:

1. The method of finger biscuits is the same as that of sponge cakes. You need to pay attention to the egg liquid to be fully beaten, and not to make a circle during the mixing to avoid defoaming;
2. The amount of finger biscuits made this time is relatively large, probably less than half of it was used when making it;
3. Whip the whipped cream until the lines appear. If it is beaten, it is not easy to mix well with the cheese;

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