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icedcoffee
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 4:47 pm
Does anyone have a good one? Or even a mediocre one? I'll take anything at this point, but for what it's worth, my husband hates the texture of cream cheese, real or pareve. I'm therefore hoping for something that captures the delicious coffee-soaked and cocoa flavor but isn't overwhelming on tofutti or anything like that.
I'm also open to just going dairy with this but I have no idea where to get kosher mascarpone so in a way I'm thinking pareve might just be easier.
Thank you wonderful people!!
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abaker
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 7:52 pm
If a pareve version exists I'd love to make it!
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hodeez
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 8:49 pm
I make a fake tiramisu with tea biscuits and whipped topping. Soak the tea biscuits in coffee, then line a pan with them all in one layer. Beat the topping, add in a bit of coffee, and spread on the tea biscuits. Make as many layers as you want, ending with the whip on top. Then sprinkle cocoa powder to make it pretty
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Amarante
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 8:59 pm
hodeez wrote: | I make a fake tiramisu with tea biscuits and whipped topping. Soak the tea biscuits in coffee, then line a pan with them all in one layer. Beat the topping, add in a bit of coffee, and spread on the tea biscuits. Make as many layers as you want, ending with the whip on top. Then sprinkle cocoa powder to make it pretty |
This is just a recipe for a type of icebox cake which are made with cookies stacked and some kind of whipped cream or sub in the layers. The cookies soften in the refrigerator.
A tiramisu is made with a specific type of Italian ladyfingers and mascarpone cheese. It is not made with the soft ladyfingers that are generally sold in US markets.
This might be a tasty dessert but it’s ridiculous to call it tiramisu.
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Blessed4
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 9:01 pm
The chic made simple cookbook has a parve recipe. I’ve made it parve and milichig. I get rave reviews all the time.
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oneofakind
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 9:12 pm
I use Sugar coated ladyfingers easily found in the US. Much crispier than the Pesach ones and hold up nicely. I use whip instead of cheese.
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Frumwithallergies
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 9:16 pm
I'm going to try to attach pics of the recipe in gatherings:
Not working.
I'll try to type it outits yummy and doesn't taste like tofu.
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Frumwithallergies
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 9:24 pm
1/3 cup warm water
2 tbsp coffee
1/4 cup liqueur any kind
2 btsp sugar
2 1/2 cups pareve whipping cream, divi
2 x 8 Oz pkg cream cheese or tofu cream cheese, softenend
1 x 2.8 pks vanilla pudding mix
1/2 cup icing (confect) sugar
2 x 5.25 Oz ppck chocolate flavoured biscuits
Chocolate shavings to garnish
Fugde recipe:
1/4 cup suga
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup margarine, softened
2 tbsp cocoa powder
In a small bowl, mix water, coffee, liqueur and sugar. Set aside
In large mixing bowl whip whipping cream. Set aside 1/2 cup. In the large bowl beat whipping cream with cream cheese, vanilla pudding and icing sugar for approx 5-8 minutes. Dip half the biscuits in the liqueur mixture, then line a glass trie bowl with them. Pour half the whipped cream mixture on top. Repeat the process. Top with reserved whipped cream. Garnish with chocolate shavings.
You can combine the ingredients for fudge on low heat in saucepan, stir constantly until melted and pour over tiramisu. Cover. Refrigerate for 1 hour before serving.
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icedcoffee
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 9:36 pm
It's very possible that whatever it ends up being is not technically tiramisu. But whatever it is, I know I've had some incredible ones for dessert at multiple fleishig restaurants in Italy and NYC, as well as some bakeries here (what sparked me to make this post was this insanely delicious one that someone brought to lunch last week from Park East Deli on the Upper East Side). Like I said in the OP, probably the best solution is something that doesn't attempt to recreate a mascarpone cheese exactly, but rather captures the flavors.
Thank you so much for the recipes! Truly appreciate it.
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Busymom789
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Wed, Mar 04 2020, 10:24 pm
The tiramisu in Bais yaakov cookbook is pareve and heavenly!! Always a winner in this house!
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