Hello everybody, I hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, tiramisu in a jar. It is one of my favorites food recipes. This time, I’m gonna make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook tiramisu in a jar using 13 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Tiramisu in a Jar:
- Make ready Cream Layers
- Make ready 250 grams marscapone cheese
- Make ready 5 eggs, separate yolks and whites
- Prepare 1 cup fine sugar
- Take Sponge Layers
- Make ready 1 cup coffee, sweetened to taste
- Prepare 16 sponge fingers
- Make ready 1 Rum (optional), to taste
- Make ready Putting it together
- Prepare 8 small jars, washed and dried.
- Prepare 1 chunks of dark chocolate
- Take 1/4 cup cocoa powder
- Take 1 pinch icing sugar
Cover with remaining cake cubes, coffee, pudding mixture, chocolate and remaining Cool Whip. The jars I use are from Maison Riviera yogurt, and you can buy tops for them as well - these are amazing little reusable containers and are made of glass so they're easy to clean. Line pan with wax paper; coat paper with spray. These tiramisu trifles in a mason jar are a slightly different take on our classic Tiramisu Trifle.
Instructions to make Tiramisu in a Jar:
- Combine all YOLKS with one cup of sugar, whisk until light yellow color.
- Add all mascapone cheese to the yolk mix. Whisk until smooth. Set aside.
- Whisk all the WHITES until soft peaks form (when the top layer is hard but still runny underneath). add the remaining sugar slowly while whisking, until stiff peaks form (when u turn the bowl upside down nothing falls out). This step takes awhile.
- FOLD the whites and cheese mix in with a spatula. Be careful not to stir the air out of the whites, as this step makes your cream layer light and fluffy. Fold until consistent color and texture. Set aside.
- To make the sponge layers of your tiramisu, pour the coffee into a shallow dish and dip the sponge fingers quickly, on all sides. You can add the rum to the coffee if you want. Don't soak the fingers all the way through, they should by soft ro the touch but not wet.
- Now layer the jars. Break one dipped sponge finger into thirds and put them at the bottom of the jar. they should just cover the bottom, and should not be wet.
- Spoon just enough cream mix to cover the first sponge layer, shaking slightly to remove trapped air.
- Sift a thin layer of cocoa powder to cover the cream.
- Break another dipped sponge finger and add your.second sponge layer to the jar. Make sure not to push the sponge fingers into the cream.
- Cover the fingers with another layer of cream. This cream layer has to reach the neck of the jar. Sift the cocoa powder to cover the layer.
- Decorate the top with a small chip of dark chocolate, and a pinch of icing sugar to contrast the dark colors. screw the lid on tight, and chill for at least 2 hours before serving.
Layers of delectable, espresso-soaked ladyfingers, rich tiramisu cream and lofty whipped cream dusted with cocoa; this Tiramisu Trifle is going to be a new family favorite! This Mason Jar Tiramisu Trifle is a new take the classic tiramisu dessert. Take glass jar add Bisconni Chocolatto layer in bottom, then add tiramisu filling and repeat the layers. Dust cocoa powder on top, garnish with Bisconni Chocolatto and cherry. Layer one lady finger in the bottom of a jelly jar.
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