I made this recipe and OMG soooo yummy. Definitely recommend and easy to make 👌 my family loved it. -1/2 cup dark rum -1 1/2 to 2 cups espresso -16oz room temperature mascarpone (450g) -1/4 cup dark rum (60mL) (to be mixed with the mascarpone) -6 large egg yolk -2/3 cup granulated sugar (133g) -2 cups heavy whipping cream (480L) -2 tsp vanilla
Nice recipe, I love tiramisu! Here in Italy the classic version of tiramisu requires 1 small sized egg per 100g of mascarpone cheese - so, for instance, 5 eggs for 500g of mascarpone. Many italians tend to reduce the amount of eggs (like, 3 eggs for 500g of cheese). Also, there's no whipping cream - the extra air is given by whipped egg whites which are supposed to be folded in the sugar+yolks (to be beaten beforehand) and mascarpone mix (to which you may add a tablespoon of liqueur, here Marsala wine is pretty popular). The "traditional version from the 80s" doesn't require any cooking or double boiling but if you're afraid of using raw eggs (which is mainly a concern for little kids of pregnant women) you may attempt a bland pasteurization, being careful not to make it cook or it'll get lumpy - and to add the yolks+sugar mixture ONLY after it reached room temperature. The trick of not over-soaking ladyfingers is actually true and it makes a difference; also, beware of your coffee dip temperature, if it's still kinda warm it'll soak more easily your biscuits. Not to mention that not all ladyfingers from marts are the same, some are more prone to fast absorbing than others... You'll eventually find your favourite brand and adjust the needed soaking time.
Unfortunately outside of italy often the mascapone is very watery and inconsistent quality! I have had tiramisu disasters myself! tiramisoup! I think this is why outside of italy often times cream is added to help it set!
i just saw a recipe on tiktok, it says that 400gr of mascarpone with 6 egg yolk, and the egg whites is also 6. moreover total of sugar amount is 6 tablespoon/90gr. is that okay?
Yes actually if I would hold so long as he the cookies they would be soup in desert … so it means there r different breads. Better do not have enough than to much water. Intersting about whites. Some do with cream some with whites … have to try both then 😅
Oh man, I'll have to try that with the egg! I won't lie, I was dreading just having some egg whites laying around since I don't usually enjoy eating them without yolk. Thank you for the tips!
I made my first ever Tiramisu using this recipe video and it came out so delicious. I made this recently for my husband's birthday and he loves Tiramisu. We all loved it. Thank you, John.
One thing to note. Make sure the egg yolks and mascarpone mixture is cooled before mixing in the whipped cream. Mine wasn’t and my cream mixture looked curdled
Mine curdled too. Then I warm it up in the microwave in short intervals and stir it and it all blended together, no more curdled look. Then pop in fridge until ready to fold in the whipped cream.
Thank you, John! I just made this for a neighbor (with your ladyfinger recipe as well). It smells and looks just beautiful. Setting in the fridge now. Man, I’ve used so many of your recipes, but I never think to put a huge THANK YOU in the comments. You are a terrific teacher, and I’ve never had a “fail” with any of your recipes. I just can’t thank you enough.
The recipe of lady finger he made, how many pieces of lady fingers it results in one recipe? Are those enough for one recipe tiramisu recipe? (Thank you for answering)
I have been making tiramisu for 50+ years. When my kids were little, they did not like the coffee flavor, so I made it with Mexican hot chocolate instead, and it was a huge hit at sleepovers. Once I made two versions for a large neighborhood party, and we did a side-by-side taste test. Among 30+ tasters, 100% preferred the Mexican chocolate version over the espresso. I have never looked back, though I do pay homage to the original by decorating the top with chocolate covered espresso beans.
@@jayantdrummer I hate to be too pedantic, but it's Abuelita (grandma, not grandpa 😁)...and yes! Be sure to get the solid hexagonal pieces of Abuelita chocolate. Since Nestle bought the brand, they came up with a powdered version, but that contains powdered milk and is meant to be made with water instead of milk. It's just not the same, especially when used in recipes. The solid chocolate pieces take some time to dissolve into the milk, but it is worth a few extra minutes. LMK how yours turns out!
@@Inigo_The_Son thanks for correcting me.. it was a funny mistake though, you'd agree. I got the hexagonal pieces from a colleague who got it from the US - absolutely loved it.. I live in London and having a tough time finding it. Any suggestions would be helpful :)
@@jayantdrummer I have more tips, but the sencors at yewtoob have forbidden any communication. I know they have very low standards for curtailing frea speach, but I had no idea it extended to recipes.
Love Preppy Kitchen and his actual kitchen, especially the stove! I made this tiramisu twice this past Christmas and it came out perfect. My family have already requested I make it again. I even entered a desert contest at work. I came in 2nd place with this recipe. I'll take that for my first time entering any kind of desert contest. My co-workers loved it!!
I MADE THIS TIRAMISU 2 DAYS AGO AND IT WAS AMAZING! I used brandy instead of rum, and instant coffee instead of fresh Espresso. When i finished assembling the tiramisu, i let it sit overngiht and tried it this tuesday! You could taste the brandy in the cream, which at first i thought overpowered the coffee flavor (though it gave a nice kick). I wondered, should i have dipped my lady fingers for 5 seconds instead of 2? Despite it all, my family loved it, and so did I! The next day, aka today, i tried the tiramisu again, AND I COULD TASTE THE COFFEE'S KICK. EVERYTHING WAS SO DECADENT AND DELICIOUS. BEST TIRAMISU RECIPE EVER!!! FOLLOW THIS RECIPE TO THE TEA BECAUSE THIS IS AMAZING!!!
The only thing I do differently is to whip the egg yolks after heating them, until they are thick and lemon colored, then I add them to the mascarpone. I find it sets firmer that way. The lady finger recipe you shared is amazing! I have a dairy cow, so I was able to make my own mascarpone and whipped cream 😊
Not worth the trouble. You can get perfect lady fingers for cheap at the shop in a few mins or fingers: homemade along with hours of work. With also the possibility of not getting a perfect savoiardi.
My family and I wanted to do an Italian Christmas dinner/dessert last year and this recipe is absolutely amazing. By far the best tiramisu we've ever had in our lives. We are now making the Italian dinner/ dessert a new tradition. Watching this a few times to remember how to make it ❤
I was taught a very traditional style when I spent a summer in Italy. She spoke very little English and I spoke next to no Italian but we managed. 17yrs later and I still make it the same way. No whip cream, instead make very stiff meringue and mix that into the custard. Also no alcohol. There are so many versions of this yummy dessert!
Where did the whipped cream and alcohol come from and not using the egg white to make the meringue 😭 that's like the best part. This is a nice recipe but it ain't called a Tiramisu. It's a cake
Oh boy! This dessert is hands down my favorite😂 I could eat all that tiramisu by myself in a sitting... It's insane. My nonna didn't skip the rum or coffee and we as kids would have some and just go to take a nap while the adults chatted 🥴 I also had ladyfinger as snacks for kindergarten and apple juice... I'm 26 and I still remember my mom packing some for me and being unable to wait until break to have them ahahah. Again, thank you for the amazing videos... it's making me remember things from my childhood that I thought I've forgotten!
I am just a guy trying to self-learn how to cook, and I was able to make this. I finished the layers and then taste tested a spare lady finger in my coffee and rum. I should have done that before because the rum was really powerful, so next time, I'll add less rum and taste test before I build it....But, in the finished product, the person I made it for said it was delicious and tasted like something you would get at a restaurant. So, there's that. Anyway, if you're just a dude trying to learn how to cook and make food with love for those you love, you can't go wrong with John's videos and recipes. Thanks, JK. I greatly appreciate your content, and everything I have made from your channel has been great.
i’ve made this recipe twice and both times it turned out delicious. All my guests raved about it! It’s not complicated, but it takes time to whip everything up. The results are so worth it though. Second and third day are the best… if it lasts that long 😋. Thank you so much John.👏👏👏😋😋😋
I made this for my husband’s birthday and it was delicious! This recipe is now going to be stay in the family. It’s so easy and simple to follow. Thanks for sharing!
John, this recipe is such a house favourite! I make it for every big event like thanksgiving, birthdays and christmas and it is always a success. Thank you so much for this!
One of my favorite deserts I want to perfect for thanksgiving!!!! This is my go to channel for any recipe because everything I’ve ever made from this, has NEVER FAILED!!!!! Thanks for your amazing videos ❤️
I love how you cook the egg yolk into a zabaglione. Can't wait to prepare this dessert!!! One of my favorite frostings is Italian Meringue. Great way to use up the egg whites. You can make an omelet with the whites too. Your videos and recipes are wonderful.
I Made made this for my Granddaughter's 20th Birthday. I Used Marsala instead of Rum and shaved shaved a dark chocolate bar on top just before cutting it for a beautiful finish. Your instructions were easy to follow, and so Delicious! Thank you so much for sharing,. definitely a keeper and favorite of mine, Tina Ringue
Tried this for the first time and definitely see where I went wrong with melting the mascarpone… I just want to say that I love this guy and Delivery and his quirks and humor Thank you for teaching us how to make such awesome things
I made this exactly as instructed and it was the BEST tiramisu my husband has had even better than an authentic Italian restaurant! Excellent!! I love all your recipes! Thank you for being so detailed in your directions.
I made your tiramisu recipe for Thanksgiving because it's my husband's favorite dessert, and he was blown away-he said it's so much better than store-bought! I even made your ladyfingers from scratch, and they turned out perfect. Thank you for sharing such an amazing recipe-it made our holiday extra special. Happy Thanksgiving
I love that you gave us the history of the dessert!! History and math from measuring, ect. qualifies as a homeschooling lesson. Therefore me and the kids are doing this for "school" today. 😂
You gave me a great idea of making this dessert for myself on my birthday instead of buying a cake. I think it makes it much more special and tiramisú is my absolute favorite dessert. Thank you!
Did this at Christmas and it was amazing the family loved it. For tonight Valentine’s Day I’ve gone for a twist buttering lady fingers with blood orange marmalade soaking the sides with Tia Maria using Marsala Wine in the mascarpone and as well as cocoa powder I’ve crushed dark chocolate orange on top. 2 helpings says it all 😮
For a more unique and complex flavour, try using marsala wine instead of run or coffee liqueur! I’m told using marsala wine in tiramisu is traditional in some parts of Italy. Also, it’s traditional to use whipped egg whites instead of whipped cream to floof up the dessert, cuts back on the richness while keeping all the flavour 😊 Of course, uncooked egg whites worry some people, so you can either buy pasteurized egg whites, or whip the egg whites over a double boiler, to bring it up to the temperature that would kill salmonella (can’t remember it off the top of my head)
this isnt that easy of a substitution if u plan on keeping it a while. whipped cream is very thick and solid, it holds its mass, but whipped hard whites are much runnier and more fragile and are prone to splitting. I found a hard italian meringue worked the best but it may not be as cuttable. I think a version is possible that still sets utilising whites but its not simply replacement. i need to experiment more 😢 man cooking is tough. so many eggs rip
Made this several time. It’s my go-to recipe. ❤ Now days when there are so many recipes online Preppy Kitchen is one of the few trustworthy, tested, and pro source that you can rely on. Even of you’ve never tried a recipe you can trust that it will turn out well because John knows what he’s doing.
I love this dessert! many times I’ve found that in some restaurants it is not as rich as it should be, they sadly used cream mixed with the mascarpone. Your recipe is just perfect!
Best tiramisu ever!! In all of my 40 years, I NEVER liked tiramisu because I’m not a fan of either coffee or cream. Made this for my brother in law visiting as it was his favorite dessert. Took a bite and John…. You transformed me! I am IN LOVE with tiramisu now. THIS tiramisu! Haha… thank you🫶🏻
I have started following preppy kitchen recently, and by far, its the best cooking channel EVER!!!! I love to try out all the recipes exactly as John shows them, so it would be great if you could post the recipe of ladyfingers😊🙏🏻
This was really delicious. I made it for Xmas and because of COVID regulations and small numbers at our dinner table it lasted for 3 days of dessert. Will definitely make it again and it’ll be perfect when I can have all my family back home for Xmas dinner . Thank You John 🤗
I really would like to see your version of strawberry pavola cake or walnut/pistachio Baklava, I don’t really know how to make it :) I relay on many of your fool proof recipes and it never failed me so it would be awesome to see baklava being made by you :D Never stop baking! You really are an amazing chef
I just made this recipe. I only had bacardi rum. I put a teaspoon of it as my son has to eat it as well. It is setting in the fridge right now. Can't wait to taste it. Next time I will get amaretto to add to it
I love that you put this video out. I have been planning to make tiramisu for Thanksgiving dessert (benefit of having a tiny thanksgiving this year: fancy dish opportunities) and it always helps to have more references for technique and recipe formation. Thank you! It looks delicious!
One of my favorite things to eat! Can’t wait to try your recipe🥺! My boyfriend and I have made so many of your recipes in these times hahahah you’re awesome
This recipe has too much rum for my liking. I wish I realized this before making it. However, I made about half dipped in hot chocolate for the non-rum/coffee people.
Was it good? I like the taste of coffee but I can't tolerate it especially strong one. 😅 My friend added milk to the coffee to make it light and she said it was good but idk if that's wise.
I used this recipe to make Tiramisu for my husband’s birthday instead of cake (also used his lady fingers recipe) and it was a hit! Amazingly rich and creamy! The only two things that I deviated from was the coffee/rum dip, I instead did coffee/kahlua/Mr Coffee to booze it up more 👌 and I folded in Hazelnut spread to the batter. It was the perfect balance of creamy and sweetness. I’m going to make it again soon! Thank you 🙏
I made this recipe for my son’s birthday I add bailey’s Irish cream instead of rum as you recommend in your webpage, it was delicious 😍 Thank you so much, you explained every detail. It was a success 🎉
I made this Tiramisu 2 weeks before Easter and it was so good, I made it for Easter! I could not believe how creamy, smooth and flavorful the tiramisu came out, not to mention how easy it was to make. I used 2 airplane bottles of Khalua, added a generous splash to the marscapone and the rest went into the espresso. Honestly, it was better than the Italian store where I get my favorite tiramisu. If you’re thinking about making this recipe, DO IT. John has the best outline and instructions to make it almost foolproof!
Never get disappointed with your videos, they are all fun and good recipes. I followed your recipe and I baked a lot of yummy dishes to share with my friends and family. My tiramisu is also gorgeous using your recipe. Thank you John!
Yummy I like that you added the dark coffee liquor mixture into the custard that sounds a lot better than the other recipe I found Can’t wait to make it tonight! Thank you Happy New Year 🎆
@@abyssal_phoenix Yeah. I thought you can only cook them when you're literally having close contact with them so you can take them, chop them to pieces or whatever method you can and cook them, not behind a screen though it would be impossible for me to find any UA-camrs because they're usually across the globe.
My Italian mama used to make this..So I ordered my lady fingers on amazon which are a traditional savoiardi from Italy..just made this tonight I cant believe how easy it was I also graded real dark chocolate since I had some fancy bars at home..dunno why I always balked at trying it..it always appeared difficult but OMG!! i can wait til tomorrow.. I want it fully chilled!! Thanks for the recipe!!😊🤗😍
I don't know if it's been said before but you can replace the cream with egg whites. You can also use the double boiler to heat the egg whites and make them safe then whip them up to stiff peaks. It results in a lighter tiramisu that I personally prefer
@@Mottar-jd1ee eum have you seen how to make swiss meringue buttercream? It's a simular method. You put the egg whites with some sugar on a double boiler and wisk it until the sugar is desolved (and then when it reaches 65 degrees celcius or 150 fahrenheit (the temperature when salmonella dies at least when i look it up)) you can take it off the heat and whip it until it reaches stiff peaks or a liittle before stiff peaks depending on what you prefer. Hope that answers your question.
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I made this recipe and OMG soooo yummy. Definitely recommend and easy to make 👌 my family loved it.
-1/2 cup dark rum
-1 1/2 to 2 cups espresso
-16oz room temperature mascarpone (450g)
-1/4 cup dark rum (60mL) (to be mixed with the mascarpone)
-6 large egg yolk
-2/3 cup granulated sugar (133g)
-2 cups heavy whipping cream (480L)
-2 tsp vanilla
Hey, do you add sugar to the espresso??
@@malavikaeapen6817 I did
missing the lady fingers
What could you use besides rum?
Thank you.I am making them tomorrow..
Nice recipe, I love tiramisu!
Here in Italy the classic version of tiramisu requires 1 small sized egg per 100g of mascarpone cheese - so, for instance, 5 eggs for 500g of mascarpone. Many italians tend to reduce the amount of eggs (like, 3 eggs for 500g of cheese).
Also, there's no whipping cream - the extra air is given by whipped egg whites which are supposed to be folded in the sugar+yolks (to be beaten beforehand) and mascarpone mix (to which you may add a tablespoon of liqueur, here Marsala wine is pretty popular). The "traditional version from the 80s" doesn't require any cooking or double boiling but if you're afraid of using raw eggs (which is mainly a concern for little kids of pregnant women) you may attempt a bland pasteurization, being careful not to make it cook or it'll get lumpy - and to add the yolks+sugar mixture ONLY after it reached room temperature.
The trick of not over-soaking ladyfingers is actually true and it makes a difference; also, beware of your coffee dip temperature, if it's still kinda warm it'll soak more easily your biscuits. Not to mention that not all ladyfingers from marts are the same, some are more prone to fast absorbing than others... You'll eventually find your favourite brand and adjust the needed soaking time.
Unfortunately outside of italy often the mascapone is very watery and inconsistent quality! I have had tiramisu disasters myself! tiramisoup! I think this is why outside of italy often times cream is added to help it set!
Thank you for these tips!
i just saw a recipe on tiktok, it says that 400gr of mascarpone with 6 egg yolk, and the egg whites is also 6. moreover total of sugar amount is 6 tablespoon/90gr. is that okay?
Yes actually if I would hold so long as he the cookies they would be soup in desert … so it means there r different breads. Better do not have enough than to much water.
Intersting about whites. Some do with cream some with whites … have to try both then 😅
Oh man, I'll have to try that with the egg! I won't lie, I was dreading just having some egg whites laying around since I don't usually enjoy eating them without yolk. Thank you for the tips!
John: I help you make dishes to share with friends & family!
Me: eats it all myself
Lol
Me too
I made my first ever Tiramisu using this recipe video and it came out so delicious. I made this recently for my husband's birthday and he loves Tiramisu. We all loved it. Thank you, John.
One thing to note. Make sure the egg yolks and mascarpone mixture is cooled before mixing in the whipped cream. Mine wasn’t and my cream mixture looked curdled
oh that happened to mine as well. good to know
Yep, didn’t see this and mine did the same thing.
Happened to me. Luckily it still tastes perfectly fine.
Mine curdled too. Then I warm it up in the microwave in short intervals and stir it and it all blended together, no more curdled look. Then pop in fridge until ready to fold in the whipped cream.
Thanks so much for this
Thank you, John! I just made this for a neighbor (with your ladyfinger recipe as well). It smells and looks just beautiful. Setting in the fridge now. Man, I’ve used so many of your recipes, but I never think to put a huge THANK YOU in the comments. You are a terrific teacher, and I’ve never had a “fail” with any of your recipes. I just can’t thank you enough.
do you dust the cocoa powder right before serving it or before you set it in the fridge?? was it too sweet ?
Before the fridge. And not at all too sweet!
The recipe of lady finger he made, how many pieces of lady fingers it results in one recipe? Are those enough for one recipe tiramisu recipe? (Thank you for answering)
@@Athalia-bz9px It was just enough for me.
I've recently developed an addiction to tiramisu so this is a blessing.
Same here!!
Me too!
I've never had it. Is it worth making?
@@djdavis6837 Definitely!
Same my aunt made it last year for Christmas it was my first time but it ws so Good!!!
I have been making tiramisu for 50+ years. When my kids were little, they did not like the coffee flavor, so I made it with Mexican hot chocolate instead, and it was a huge hit at sleepovers. Once I made two versions for a large neighborhood party, and we did a side-by-side taste test. Among 30+ tasters, 100% preferred the Mexican chocolate version over the espresso. I have never looked back, though I do pay homage to the original by decorating the top with chocolate covered espresso beans.
Hey! When you say Mexican hot chocloate, are you referring to something like the Nestle Abuelito? Great suggestion, by the way!
@@jayantdrummer I hate to be too pedantic, but it's Abuelita (grandma, not grandpa 😁)...and yes! Be sure to get the solid hexagonal pieces of Abuelita chocolate. Since Nestle bought the brand, they came up with a powdered version, but that contains powdered milk and is meant to be made with water instead of milk. It's just not the same, especially when used in recipes. The solid chocolate pieces take some time to dissolve into the milk, but it is worth a few extra minutes. LMK how yours turns out!
@@Inigo_The_Son thanks for correcting me.. it was a funny mistake though, you'd agree. I got the hexagonal pieces from a colleague who got it from the US - absolutely loved it.. I live in London and having a tough time finding it. Any suggestions would be helpful :)
@@jayantdrummer I have more tips, but the sencors at yewtoob have forbidden any communication. I know they have very low standards for curtailing frea speach, but I had no idea it extended to recipes.
@@Inigo_The_Son :(
Option 3 if you can’t find lady fingers at your local grocery store: move.
Haha!
option 4: if you can't find lady fingers, kidnap a lady and chop off her fingers
@@chizhang3263 😂😂😂
@@chizhang3263 u need 4 ladies 😱
hahahhahaahha
I just want to say this gentlemen has the most soothing voice...he's probably great with kids...great recipe
Love Preppy Kitchen and his actual kitchen, especially the stove! I made this tiramisu twice this past Christmas and it came out perfect. My family have already requested I make it again. I even entered a desert contest at work. I came in 2nd place with this recipe. I'll take that for my first time entering any kind of desert contest. My co-workers loved it!!
I like Tiramisu but the alcohol content always burns my stomach so I never eat or make it.
@@jimmorrison4ever529 you can always skip alcoholt, i don't add it ever as we muslims don't consume alcohol, it turns out perfect😊
looks like La Cornue stove, the most boujee to exist
I MADE THIS TIRAMISU 2 DAYS AGO AND IT WAS AMAZING! I used brandy instead of rum, and instant coffee instead of fresh Espresso. When i finished assembling the tiramisu, i let it sit overngiht and tried it this tuesday! You could taste the brandy in the cream, which at first i thought overpowered the coffee flavor (though it gave a nice kick). I wondered, should i have dipped my lady fingers for 5 seconds instead of 2? Despite it all, my family loved it, and so did I! The next day, aka today, i tried the tiramisu again, AND I COULD TASTE THE COFFEE'S KICK. EVERYTHING WAS SO DECADENT AND DELICIOUS. BEST TIRAMISU RECIPE EVER!!! FOLLOW THIS RECIPE TO THE TEA BECAUSE THIS IS AMAZING!!!
Did you sweeten the coffee or left it as is?
@abigailnr Hi! I left the coffee Exactly as it was without sweetening it!
The only thing I do differently is to whip the egg yolks after heating them, until they are thick and lemon colored, then I add them to the mascarpone. I find it sets firmer that way. The lady finger recipe you shared is amazing! I have a dairy cow, so I was able to make my own mascarpone and whipped cream 😊
Hi. Do you wait until the eggs cool down to whip them?
@@carinagardner7745 I let them cook for about 14 minutes, yes
@@nicoleallen6768 is that a typo? think u ment cool instead of cook
Should the eggs be room temp
I laughed when he said he made it for his birthday because I came searching for a good recipe so I could make it for my own birthday this week 😅
I’m a purist; PLEASE post a Lady Fingers recipe! This looks amazing. I can’t wait to try it! Thx John.
Hi, if you want to learn how make lady fingers got to the bigger bolder baking channel, she has a really easy and amazing recipe for lady fingers..
@@rebeccaagbolosoo-mensah503 like her channel
Not worth the trouble. You can get perfect lady fingers for cheap at the shop in a few mins or fingers: homemade along with hours of work. With also the possibility of not getting a perfect savoiardi.
@@gearoidp well, ladyfingers isn’t as popular worldwide. I need to buy it on Amazon to get them
@@oishibaking yeah, if it's more convenient to bake em, then do you bud. I'm not the boss of your baking. I'm sure they'll be great.
Watching these cooking recipes are sooo wholesome! Love cooking stuff like this!! So therapeutic!!
John “No baking involved”
Me: This is for me
John: *making curd*
Me: it’s not for me
Look up the no bake lime pie on Food52
@@Jerri-ellen
!!!nice channel you’ve got
Please post the recipe for lady fingers
I am confused.. what happens to egg yolks?
My family and I wanted to do an Italian Christmas dinner/dessert last year and this recipe is absolutely amazing. By far the best tiramisu we've ever had in our lives.
We are now making the Italian dinner/ dessert a new tradition. Watching this a few times to remember how to make it ❤
I was taught a very traditional style when I spent a summer in Italy. She spoke very little English and I spoke next to no Italian but we managed. 17yrs later and I still make it the same way. No whip cream, instead make very stiff meringue and mix that into the custard. Also no alcohol. There are so many versions of this yummy dessert!
Perfect!!! This thing isn't the Tiramisu at all!!
Can you please write the recipe in more details? How much mascarpone? How many eggs?
Where did the whipped cream and alcohol come from and not using the egg white to make the meringue 😭 that's like the best part.
This is a nice recipe but it ain't called a Tiramisu. It's a cake
Oh boy! This dessert is hands down my favorite😂 I could eat all that tiramisu by myself in a sitting... It's insane. My nonna didn't skip the rum or coffee and we as kids would have some and just go to take a nap while the adults chatted 🥴 I also had ladyfinger as snacks for kindergarten and apple juice... I'm 26 and I still remember my mom packing some for me and being unable to wait until break to have them ahahah. Again, thank you for the amazing videos... it's making me remember things from my childhood that I thought I've forgotten!
I am just a guy trying to self-learn how to cook, and I was able to make this. I finished the layers and then taste tested a spare lady finger in my coffee and rum. I should have done that before because the rum was really powerful, so next time, I'll add less rum and taste test before I build it....But, in the finished product, the person I made it for said it was delicious and tasted like something you would get at a restaurant. So, there's that.
Anyway, if you're just a dude trying to learn how to cook and make food with love for those you love, you can't go wrong with John's videos and recipes. Thanks, JK. I greatly appreciate your content, and everything I have made from your channel has been great.
Happy cooking!!
i'm just a duuuuuudee in the wooorldddd
i’ve made this recipe twice and both times it turned out delicious. All my guests raved about it! It’s not complicated, but it takes time to whip everything up. The results are so worth it though. Second and third day are the best… if it lasts that long 😋. Thank you so much John.👏👏👏😋😋😋
Tiramisu🤤 what a lovely dessert from a lovely chef❤
I made this for my husband’s birthday and it was delicious! This recipe is now going to be stay in the family. It’s so easy and simple to follow. Thanks for sharing!
John, this recipe is such a house favourite! I make it for every big event like thanksgiving, birthdays and christmas and it is always a success. Thank you so much for this!
One of my favorite deserts I want to perfect for thanksgiving!!!! This is my go to channel for any recipe because everything I’ve ever made from this, has NEVER FAILED!!!!! Thanks for your amazing videos ❤️
Thank you for sharing your baking knowledge I have learned so much . This tiramisu is delicious .
I'm going to have to make this *teramisoon!*
Lol.
Me too ngl
I live for baking puns
Easy to follow, I made it so many times everyone loves it, thank you
I love how you cook the egg yolk into a zabaglione. Can't wait to prepare this dessert!!! One of my favorite frostings is Italian Meringue. Great way to use up the egg whites. You can make an omelet with the whites too. Your videos and recipes are wonderful.
I Made made this for my Granddaughter's 20th Birthday. I Used Marsala instead of Rum and shaved shaved a dark chocolate bar on top just before cutting it for a beautiful finish. Your instructions were easy to follow, and so Delicious! Thank you so much for sharing,. definitely a keeper and favorite of mine, Tina Ringue
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John: Put the custard in the fridge while you whip the cream.
The custard: DON'T YOU (da da da doo doo) FORGET ABOUT MEEE...
Tried this for the first time and definitely see where I went wrong with melting the mascarpone… I just want to say that I love this guy and Delivery and his quirks and humor
Thank you for teaching us how to make such awesome things
I don't even eat flour or sugar, but I watch a lot of your videos, because they are wholesome and satisfying. Cheers from Poland!
Spb with almond flour/coconut flour and erythritol, still works!
John, all your demos are fantastic. I will try my best to make this delicious dessert.
Thank you Tracey from Austin Texas
I love this recipe, you have changed my dilemma of hating cooking! Thank you for inspiring me
I made this exactly as instructed and it was the BEST tiramisu my husband has had even better than an authentic Italian restaurant! Excellent!! I love all your recipes! Thank you for being so detailed in your directions.
Made this for Christmas dessert and now making it for Valentine’s Day! Just so amazing 🤩
Just made this. It is utterly divine! The best recipe I've found yet and made the perfect amount to share with all my friends!
I’m obsessed with your videos and recipes John! This looks so delicious, thanks for constantly blessing us 🤩:)
I made your tiramisu recipe for Thanksgiving because it's my husband's favorite dessert, and he was blown away-he said it's so much better than store-bought! I even made your ladyfingers from scratch, and they turned out perfect. Thank you for sharing such an amazing recipe-it made our holiday extra special. Happy Thanksgiving
I love that you gave us the history of the dessert!! History and math from measuring, ect. qualifies as a homeschooling lesson. Therefore me and the kids are doing this for "school" today. 😂
Maybe you’ll have to make a lady finger recipe next 🤭😁
I love how you used quality items. This looks amazing. Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts. Thanks ❤
This recipe was a hit at Thanksgiving! Everyone loved it! Thank you!!
You gave me a great idea of making this dessert for myself on my birthday instead of buying a cake. I think it makes it much more special and tiramisú is my absolute favorite dessert. Thank you!
I would love a ladyfinger recipe! I've always wanted to make tiramisu completely from scratch 😊
he finally made one!!!!
Did this at Christmas and it was amazing the family loved it. For tonight Valentine’s Day I’ve gone for a twist buttering lady fingers with blood orange marmalade soaking the sides with Tia Maria using Marsala Wine in the mascarpone and as well as cocoa powder I’ve crushed dark chocolate orange on top. 2 helpings says it all 😮
For a more unique and complex flavour, try using marsala wine instead of run or coffee liqueur! I’m told using marsala wine in tiramisu is traditional in some parts of Italy. Also, it’s traditional to use whipped egg whites instead of whipped cream to floof up the dessert, cuts back on the richness while keeping all the flavour 😊
Of course, uncooked egg whites worry some people, so you can either buy pasteurized egg whites, or whip the egg whites over a double boiler, to bring it up to the temperature that would kill salmonella (can’t remember it off the top of my head)
this isnt that easy of a substitution if u plan on keeping it a while. whipped cream is very thick and solid, it holds its mass, but whipped hard whites are much runnier and more fragile and are prone to splitting. I found a hard italian meringue worked the best but it may not be as cuttable. I think a version is possible that still sets utilising whites but its not simply replacement. i need to experiment more 😢 man cooking is tough. so many eggs rip
Made this several time. It’s my go-to recipe. ❤ Now days when there are so many recipes online Preppy Kitchen is one of the few trustworthy, tested, and pro source that you can rely on. Even of you’ve never tried a recipe you can trust that it will turn out well because John knows what he’s doing.
This is the recipe that got me following your site. My family just loves this....of course we are are adults now so the rum is great! Thanks.
Tiramisu, wow, very interesting. You did a great job chef here is my full support.
Fabulous recipe, not too sweet, but a real show-stopper -- thank you!!!
Loved your recipe, made it and it's real yummy.
Such a great recipe - thanks! Tried this for a party, and everyone loved it!
I love this dessert! many times I’ve found that in some restaurants it is not as rich as it should be, they sadly used cream mixed with the mascarpone. Your recipe is just perfect!
Love this recipe. Used it several times and it’s always a hit! Thank you!
John, you should use Tía María or coffee liqueur, really makes the difference. Great recipe, it looks soooooo yummy!
I love adding extras like that in. :)
I use half Khalua/tia Maria and half amaretto. On top I use half coco and half cinnamon. Yum. Tiramisu is one of my favs!!!!
@@suzlindaard728 -- That sounds delicious!
@@suzlindaard728 Me too!!
@@suzlindaard728 do you add it to the lady finger wash? Curious because I would like to try it with these modifications?
Thanks for sharing the recipe. I made it and turned out very yummy . My husband really love Tiramisu
Your tiramisu recipe was a hit this weekend. Thank you for great description and instructions. Can’t wait till I make another of your pastries
Best tiramisu ever!! In all of my 40 years, I NEVER liked tiramisu because I’m not a fan of either coffee or cream. Made this for my brother in law visiting as it was his favorite dessert. Took a bite and John…. You transformed me! I am IN LOVE with tiramisu now. THIS tiramisu! Haha… thank you🫶🏻
I think it is all about lots of rom😅😂
I have started following preppy kitchen recently, and by far, its the best cooking channel EVER!!!! I love to try out all the recipes exactly as John shows them, so it would be great if you could post the recipe of ladyfingers😊🙏🏻
Best recipe! Thank you so much! I did it so many times and it comes always perfect
You deserve all the success this platform has to offer. You're great and so are your videos 😭😭😍😍
This is I don’t know how many times that I made tiramisu with your recipe and it tastes amazing! It’s pleasantly wonderful. Thank you.
This was really delicious. I made it for Xmas and because of COVID regulations and small numbers at our dinner table it lasted for 3 days of dessert. Will definitely make it again and it’ll be perfect when I can have all my family back home for Xmas dinner . Thank You John 🤗
I really would like to see your version of strawberry pavola cake or walnut/pistachio Baklava, I don’t really know how to make it :) I relay on many of your fool proof recipes and it never failed me so it would be awesome to see baklava being made by you :D
Never stop baking! You really are an amazing chef
agreed! Would love to see Pavlova or Strawberry short cake too!
So hard to find good baklava or pavlova recipes! Would love to see his version of it
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I just made this recipe. I only had bacardi rum. I put a teaspoon of it as my son has to eat it as well. It is setting in the fridge right now. Can't wait to taste it. Next time I will get amaretto to add to it
I love that you put this video out. I have been planning to make tiramisu for Thanksgiving dessert (benefit of having a tiny thanksgiving this year: fancy dish opportunities) and it always helps to have more references for technique and recipe formation. Thank you! It looks delicious!
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I made this today without alcohol and it was DELICIOUS!!! Thank you John for sharing this recipe!
What brand of ladyfingers do you use?
One of my favorite things to eat! Can’t wait to try your recipe🥺! My boyfriend and I have made so many of your recipes in these times hahahah you’re awesome
I am so grateful for this video you have done. I make it so often just the way you have instructed, and it has become a family and friends' .
What can I use to substitute the rum in the cream cheese mixture? Or can I just omit it?
I just made this and it's chilling on the fridge. I hope it turns out good !
Please do make a video on lady fingers! Fun fact BTW: in the Netherlands we call them lange vingers, which translates to long fingers
That's hilarious! But very fitting 🤣
@@PleasureOfTheTaste i know its fitting! I never understood why they are called lady fingers
Haha klopt :)
@@marjoleinvaningen7686 lol
Ok my dear just made this and I’m very excited to taste this tomorrow!
Thank you for sharing ❤️
I would LOVE a Lady Finger recipe as I can't get these in my country! Thanks John, amazing as always!
That is so yummy. I will surely try it. Thank you for your simple explaination.
This recipe has too much rum for my liking. I wish I realized this before making it. However, I made about half dipped in hot chocolate for the non-rum/coffee people.
Was it good? I like the taste of coffee but I can't tolerate it especially strong one. 😅 My friend added milk to the coffee to make it light and she said it was good but idk if that's wise.
I used this recipe to make Tiramisu for my husband’s birthday instead of cake (also used his lady fingers recipe) and it was a hit! Amazingly rich and creamy! The only two things that I deviated from was the coffee/rum dip, I instead did coffee/kahlua/Mr Coffee to booze it up more 👌 and I folded in Hazelnut spread to the batter. It was the perfect balance of creamy and sweetness. I’m going to make it again soon! Thank you 🙏
I never thought I’d hear the word “entomb” in a cooking video 😉
I made this recipe for my son’s birthday
I add bailey’s Irish cream instead of rum as you recommend in your webpage, it was delicious 😍 Thank you so much, you explained every detail. It was a success 🎉
I made this Tiramisu 2 weeks before Easter and it was so good, I made it for Easter! I could not believe how creamy, smooth and flavorful the tiramisu came out, not to mention how easy it was to make. I used 2 airplane bottles of Khalua, added a generous splash to the marscapone and the rest went into the espresso. Honestly, it was better than the Italian store where I get my favorite tiramisu. If you’re thinking about making this recipe, DO IT. John has the best outline and instructions to make it almost foolproof!
Thank you for this amazing video! I've made this recipe using my homemade mascarpone cheese....unbelievably delicious!!!
Never seen it made with rum before. We always use Amaretto, but I will give the rum a try 😋
I truly enjoy your tutorials You are my favorite.
Never get disappointed with your videos, they are all fun and good recipes. I followed your recipe and I baked a lot of yummy dishes to share with my friends and family. My tiramisu is also gorgeous using your recipe. Thank you John!
Yummy I like that you added the dark coffee liquor mixture into the custard that sounds a lot better than the other recipe I found
Can’t wait to make it tonight!
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My Italian mama used to make this..So I ordered my lady fingers on amazon which are a traditional savoiardi from Italy..just made this tonight I cant believe how easy it was I also graded real dark chocolate since I had some fancy bars at home..dunno why I always balked at trying it..it always appeared difficult but OMG!! i can wait til tomorrow.. I want it fully chilled!! Thanks for the recipe!!😊🤗😍
I don't know if it's been said before but you can replace the cream with egg whites. You can also use the double boiler to heat the egg whites and make them safe then whip them up to stiff peaks. It results in a lighter tiramisu that I personally prefer
What should we do with eggs white i didnt get u.should we put them on water steam?
@@Mottar-jd1ee eum have you seen how to make swiss meringue buttercream? It's a simular method. You put the egg whites with some sugar on a double boiler and wisk it until the sugar is desolved (and then when it reaches 65 degrees celcius or 150 fahrenheit (the temperature when salmonella dies at least when i look it up)) you can take it off the heat and whip it until it reaches stiff peaks or a liittle before stiff peaks depending on what you prefer. Hope that answers your question.
Excellent taste...I made it...love it... thank you preepy kitchen
This looks amazing,
could you please make a lady fingers recipe?
I’m a huge fan
This is the second recipe I'm trying from this channel. Absolutely brilliant. Always turn out amazing. 10/10
I would love to watch a video on making lady fingers.
Do it
This is an exlnt recipe for Tiramisu & so simple too n have made it a couple of times.. thank u for sharing this amazing recipe.
I tried this recipe this weekend (halved the quantities for a smaller TIramisu). It was delicious! So much better than shop bought ones! 😊
Just made this using your recipe and it came out so well. It's chilling in the fridge for tomorrow night's dessert! 🍰😍
Thank you for this delicious and easy-to-follow classic recipe! My family LOVED it! ...now what to do with these egg whites...
Thank you for being the only person in the world who knows how to pronounce “mascarpone” properly 😂
He's pronouncing it incorrectly tho
I just now finished making this. Now the chill and wait game. Thanks, I enjoy watching your videos; they're motivating.