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3 qt. heavy cream
5 (16 oz.) tubs mascarpone
3 c. powdered sugar
2-½ c. Kahlua
1-½ c. hazelnut liquor
Ladyfingers
Cocoa powder
Syrup
6 c. sugar
6 c. water
2 c. Kahlua
8 T. instant coffee
Make the cream: Whip cold cream and powdered sugar until it begins to thicken. Add mascarpone; mix on low speed until fully incorporated. Add the liquor and whip until soft peaks form.
Make the syrup: Boil the sugar and water until sugar is fully dissolved. Add Kahlua and bring to a boil. Add coffee and whisk until smooth. Cool.
Assemble the tiramisu: Line a glass with four ladyfingers. Pour in 2 oz. of syrup and pipe in the cream to fill the glass. Sprinkle with cocoa.
Other Uses for Mascarpone:
- Mascarpone cheese can be layered in tiramisu or used as a filling in desserts such as tarts and cheesecake. The richness and mild flavor of the cheese are the important properties for these applications.
- Mascarpone cheese can be used in pasta sauces. The fat content of the cheese adds to the richness of the sauce.
- Mascarpone cheese can be used to thicken and add richness to items such as soups or risotto.
- Mascarpone cheese can be used as a spread in place of butter or margarine. The advantage of this substitution is the lower fat content of the mascarpone compared to the butter and margarine.
- Mascarpone cheese can be blended into dips to add viscosity and mild flavor.
- Mascarpone cheese can be used as a dessert topping in the same way as whipped cream.
- Mascarpone can be frozen into ice cream, substituting for cream in the mix formulation.
- Mascarpone can be mixed with anchovies, mustard and herbs to create a savory mixture to spread on bred.
- Mascarpone can be enjoyed as is, sprinkled with sugar, cocoa, finely ground coffee beans or grate chocolate.
- Mascarpone mixes well with strawberries and raspberries for a light summery dessert.
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