Should you serve tiramisu cold?

Tiramisu should be served chilled. After serving, return the remaining dessert to the refrigerator so it holds a firm texture.

What goes well with tiramisu?

A cup of espresso perfectly goes with tiramisu. Also, passito wines make an ideal pairing for this dessert, for example, Ben Ryé Passito di Pantelleria, Moscato Rosa Schweizer, and Collezione di Famiglia Zibibbo.

Should you cover tiramisu?

Tiramisu should be covered with plastic wrap or the airtight lid that comes with the dish the dessert is made in.

How long does tiramisu last?

Tiramisu lasts for 24 to 48 hours, depending on the method used to make the dessert (raw eggs or "cooked" eggs).

Can you freeze tiramisu?

You can freeze tiramisu well-wrapped in plastic and aluminum foil for two weeks.

Speculoos Tiramisu With Biscoff Spread

Assembled speculoos tiramisu in a white dish.

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Layered with ladyfingers and speculoos cookies, sandwiched with Biscoff cream, and coated with Biscoff cookie crumble, speculoos tiramisu features the caramel flavors of the Lotus brand you know and love.

Author: Irina Totterman
Total Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 8 1x
Category: No-Bake Desserts
Method: No-Bake
Cuisine: Italian

Ingredients

Scale

25 ladyfingers (200 g)
12 Biscoff cookies Lotus (100 g)
1 cup (250 ml) cold espresso coffee

For Biscoff mascarpone cream:

5.5 oz. (155 g) mascarpone cheese, cold
1 1/2 cup + 1 tablespoon (370 g) whipping cream, cold
1/3 cup (85 g) Biscoff spread

For decoration:

1/2 cup (50 g) Lotus Biscoff crumble

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Instructions

Prepare a strong coffee and cool it in the refrigerator. Choose an 8-inch/20 cm porcelain cake pan or another tiramisu dish size you want to use.

Extra Tip: To recalculate the amount of ingredients for a dish you have on hand, please, use this simple cake pan calculator.
To make Biscoff whipped cream, place the cold whipping cream, cold mascarpone, and Biscoff cookie butter in the bowl of a stand mixer and beat at low speed.

Extra Tip: Don't over-whisk the cream: due to the ingredients' high-fat content, it whisks quickly. Watch out for the cream's texture!
To assemble speculoos tiramisu, pour the cold espresso into a shallow bowl. Quickly dip ladyfingers, counting 1,2,3, in the coffee and place them in the prepared dish, creating a base. Using a serrated knife, cut sponge cookies if necessary. Try to arrange cookies in one direction. Top ladyfingers with 1/3 Biscoff cream and smooth with the back of a tablespoon or a rubber spatula.
Dip speculoos cookies one by one into the cold coffee and arrange a layer of cookies (cut them if necessary) into the pan. Cover with another layer of mascarpone cream. Repeat another layer of ladyfingers and finish with the whipped cream. Smooth the surface with the spatula, cover it with plastic wrap, and bring it to the fridge for at least 3-4 hours.
Before serving, sprinkle the dessert with Biscoff cookie crumbs or crushed speculoos cookies.

Notes

Use an electric mixer in place of the stand one.
Dip one sponge cookie one at a time. Count 1,2,3 (it equals about 2 seconds) for the best results. You can test the spoon biscuit by dipping it in coffee and bending it in half. The cookie's center must remain somewhat dry.
The authentic placing of biscuits must be face down (flat side) against the bottom of the dish, although it is up to you.
If you choose to sprinkle your dessert with cocoa powder, do this before serving.

Nutrition

Serving Size: 1 slice
Calories: 487
Sugar: 11.2 g
Sodium: 163 mg
Fat: 34.6 g
Saturated Fat: 19 g
Carbohydrates: 35.6 g
Fiber: 0.6 g
Protein: 5.6 g
Cholesterol: 142 mg

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