What You'll Need
- one and one half teaspoons instant coffee (I use the Starbucks Via packs)
- one quarter cup hot water
- one cup heavy whipping cream, cold (see note)
- one and one half cups powdered sugar (see note)
- eight ounces marscarpone cheese or cream cheese (low fat cream cheese is fine)
- one teaspoon vanilla extract
- one tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
- one ounce semi-sweet baking chocolate
How to Make It
- Place the instant coffee in the hot water and stir.
- Let cool for five minutes.
- Beat heavy whipping cream until stiff peaks form.
- Chill until ready to use. (Alternately: you can use an eight ounce carton of whipped topping. See note.)
- Mix powdered sugar and marscarpone/cream cheese with a hand mixer until smooth.
- Mix in vanilla extract and one tablespoon of the coffee.
- Add up to the entire amount of coffee, depending on how strong you want your tiramisu. (I added all of it because that’s how I roll.) Mix in vanilla.
- Fold whipped cream into coffee mixture gently.
- Place the tiramisu in a gallon size ziploc bag that is fitted with a large round or 1M tip.
- Pipe a small amount the bottom of each of four serving glasses (my glasses were six ounce size).
- Top the layer with a dusting of cocoa powder.
- Continue layering the tiramisu and cocoa powder.
- Once you get to the top layer, grate the one ounce of semi-sweet baking chocolate over the tops of the serving dishes (instead of the dusting of cocoa powder).
- This gives a sweet first taste instead of being bitter from the unsweetened cocoa.
- Chill, covered, in the fridge until ready to serve.
Notes:
Whipped cream note:
- you can substitute whipped topping for the one cup of heavy whipping cream.
- Use about eight ounces, no whipping needed.
- Just skip step 2.
- I used cream cheese because I can't always find marscarpone at my store. It's often in the specialty cheese section and is basically an Italian cream cheese.
- Use whichever you can find!
Coffee note:
- mine was strong instant coffee and I added a lot.
- Taste as you go and make this as strong as you like it.
- The color will vary depending on the amount of coffee used.
Powdered sugar note:
- if you use whipped topping and/or less coffee you may need less powdered sugar.
- Start at one cup and increase as needed.
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