Tiramisu recipe in a glass

Tiramisu in a glass – a decadent experience in every bite Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooling time: 3 hours Total time: 3 hours 20 minutes Servings: 6 Do you want a dessert that impresses without requiring hours of work in the kitchen? Tiramisu in a glass is the perfect choice! This simplified version of the famous Italian dessert retains all the flavors and textures that have made it so popular, while being easy to serve and enjoy. Whether you're preparing it for a special occasion or simply to treat your family, this tiramisu in a glass will surely win you over. A brief story about tiramisu Tiramisu, which means "pick me up" in Italian, is a dessert that emerged in the 1960s. Over time, it has evolved from a simple dish with ladyfingers, coffee, and mascarpone to a multitude of variations that include various flavors and ingredients. Today, tiramisu is a symbol of Italian sweets and is loved worldwide. Tiramisu in a glass is a modern reinterpretation that combines tradition with practicality, offering a perfect individual serving for each guest. Ingredients - 1 package of ladyfingers (about 200g) - 250 ml liquid cream - 250 g mascarpone - 4 egg yolks - 250 g powdered sugar - 4 sachets of instant coffee (about 16g) - 1 teaspoon rum essence - 1 packet of gelatin (7g) - Finetti sticks for decoration (optional) Ingredient details - Ladyfingers: Choose quality ladyfingers, as they will absorb the coffee, adding a deep flavor to the dessert. - Liquid cream: Use cream with at least 35% fat content to achieve an airy texture. - Mascarpone: Essential for the creaminess of the tiramisu. Make sure it's at room temperature for easier incorporation. - Powdered sugar: Dissolves faster than granulated sugar, providing a finer taste. - Instant coffee: This will add intensity to the dessert, but you can also use espresso coffee if you prefer. - Gelatin: Helps stabilize the mixture, being essential to prevent the dessert from breaking down. Step by step: Preparing tiramisu in a glass 1. Preparing the coffee: Start by preparing the coffee from the instant coffee sachets. Dissolve the 4 sachets in 250 ml of hot water and let it cool. You can add a teaspoon of sugar if you want a sweeter taste. 2. Preparing the gelatin: In a small bowl, add the gelatin to 50 ml of cold water and let it hydrate for 5-10 minutes. Once it has swollen, gently heat it in a bain-marie or microwave, without boiling, until completely melted. 3. Beating the egg yolks: In a large bowl, add the 4 egg yolks and powdered sugar. Beat with an electric mixer for 5-7 minutes until the mixture becomes light in color and creamy. 4. Adding mascarpone: Incorporate the mascarpone into the egg yolk mixture and mix gently until you achieve a smooth composition. Do not overbeat to avoid curdling. 5. Incorporating the gelatin: Add the melted gelatin and rum essence, mixing gently until well combined. 6. Beating the cream: In another bowl, whip the liquid cream until it becomes firm. Then, fold the cream into the mascarpone mixture using a spatula, with up-and-down movements to preserve the air in the cream. 7. Assembling the tiramisu in a glass: Start by soaking the ladyfingers in the cooled coffee, then place them in a glass or transparent jar. Add a generous layer of the mascarpone and cream mixture. Continue with another layer of soaked ladyfingers and repeat until the glass is filled, finishing with a layer of cream. 8. Cooling: Cover the glasses with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 3 hours or, ideally, overnight. This step is essential for the flavors to blend perfectly. 9. Decorating: When serving, decorate the tiramisu with Finetti sticks and, if desired, you can add a dusting of cocoa or grated chocolate on top. Practical tips - Variations: You can experiment with flavors by adding a little cinnamon, vanilla, or even a splash of alcoholic coffee for a more intense taste. - Serving: Tiramisu in a glass is perfect served alongside an espresso coffee or a sweet wine. - Calories and nutritional benefits: A serving of tiramisu in a glass can contain about 300-350 calories, depending on the ingredients used. The mascarpone and cream provide healthy fats, but it is important to consume in moderation. Frequently asked questions - Can I use cookies instead of ladyfingers? Yes, you can use cocoa cookies or any type of cookies you prefer, but make sure they are soft enough to soak. - How can I make the tiramisu without eggs? You can replace the egg yolks with a mixture of Greek yogurt and vanilla for a lighter version. - How long can tiramisu be kept in the fridge? It is recommended to consume the tiramisu within 2-3 days to enjoy its optimal texture. Personal note Every bite of tiramisu in a glass will take you back to moments spent with loved ones, savoring a dessert that combines tradition with innovation. This dish is ideal for sharing at a romantic dinner or a family gathering. So, don't hesitate to try it and, above all, to adapt it to your tastes. Enjoy!
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