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Monday, September 9, 2024
Limoncello Tiramisu
Ingredients
Limoncello Syrup
1/2cupgranulated sugar100 grams
2tbsplemon zest
1/3cuplemon juice78 ml
1/2cupLimoncello liqueur120 ml
Limoncello Mascarpone
2cupsMascarpone cheese452 grams
2tbsplemon zest
3tbsplemon juice45 ml
1/4cupLimoncello liqueur
1/2cuplemon curd
1 1/2cupheavy cream354 ml
1/3cuppowdered sugar41 grams
To assemble
26ladyfinger cookies
1cuplemon curd
Instructions
Limoncello Syrup
Add
the sugar, lemon zest, and lemon juice to a small pan, stir to combine.
Bring the mixture to a boil. As soon as it comes to a boil and the
sugar melts, turn the heat off.
Add the Limoncello liqueur to the syrup and stir. Set aside until it cools down.
Limoncello Mascarpone
Beat the mascarpone with the lemon zest, lemon juice, and Limoncello liqueur together until creamy.
Add the lemon curd and mix to combine. Set it aside.
Whip the heavy cream with the sugar until stiff peaks form.
Add half of the whipped cream to the mascarpone and fold to combine.
Add the remaining half and fold again until a fluffy cream comes together.
To assemble
Dunk one ladyfinger at a time in the Limoncello Syrup, and place them on the bottom of the pan. I used a 11×8" pan. Check notes below for pan size
Top the ladyfingers with half of the Limoncello Mascarpone. Spread with an offset spatula.
Spread half a cup of lemon curd on top of the mascarpone.
Dunk more ladyfingers in the Limoncello Syrup and place them on top.
Spread
the remaining mascarpone on top. You might have some mascarpone
leftover, save it to pipe on the borders of the dish once you are done
with the layer.
If you don’t have any mascarpone leftover, you can always top the dish with whipped cream.
Pipe the leftover mascarpone, or whipped cream on top of the dish around the borders.
Top the center with lemon curd. You can also sprinkle some lemon zest on top.
Let the tiramisu sit in the fridge at least 4 hours before serving.
Notes
Lemon curd: this recipe makes exactly 1.5 cups, which is what you need for this recipe. see my next post Pan size: I used a 11×8″
pan. You can also use a 8×8″ pan, 9×9″ pan, or a 9×5″ loaf pan. If using
a loaf pan, you may consider making 3 layers of ladyfingers, and 3
layers of mascarpone instead of two. To make the recipe in a 9×13″ pan,
you should double the recipe.Limoncello: To leave the limoncello out in the recipe follow these instructions:
Syrup– you can substitute it for water in the syrup, and add it to the pan before you bring the ingredients to a boil.
Mascarpone cream– Instead of using 3 tbsp of lemon juice, use 1/3 cup of lemon juice instead, and leave the limoncello out.
Lemon sugar: before
adding the sugar and lemon to the saucepan to make the syrup, rub the
sugar and lemon zest together using your hands, that will help release
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