>>291405
the articles were pretty useful yeah, could go with Tiramisu as one of the dishes, not too complex to make, but so much room to make amazing.
A heads up that my recipes are usually intended for large portions, you will need to adjust the size down if it seems like too much.
will put both US and metric measurements where possible.
>3 yolks
>6 oz ; 180g sugar
>4 oz ; 120g water
>2 oz ; 60g corn syrup
>Mascarpone 1 LB; 500g
>heavy cream 1.5 lb; 740g
>whip egg yolks til light
>make syrup of water, sugar, and cornsyrup and cook to 248F;120c in a small sauce pan. (small pan to make easier to handle next part)
>gradually pour all the hot syrup into the egg mix while whisking constantly, (careful to do the pouring slowly so you don't scramble the eggs with the heat. also be careful not to splash yourself with the syrup mix, Hot sugar is a naaasty burn since it sticks to you) and continue to whip til cooled
>in a mixer, with a paddle, mix the ,mascarpone til its soft, then on a slow speed, add in the egg mixture.
>whip the cream just til it starts to form peaks, they should be floppy and soft,
>fold in the mascarpone mixture.
>So, take a mixture of Espresso and Marsala Wine, you can go equal parts ratio to the espresso, or a little more to one end or the other if you prefer more alcohol, or more coffee taste. Remember that Tiramisu is known for a strong coffee taste, not alcohol taste. so don't dilute it too much if you want the authentic flavor.
>Lady fingers, can be bought or i can do a recipe for those too, make sure they aren't too soft before soaking them or else they will likely fall apart while dipping them in the liquid.
>Put a layer of cookies on bottom, soaked completely in the liquid mixture via dipping,
>layer of Mascarpone mix, then more cookie, repeat til whatever container is almost full to the top, having the top layer be the Mascarpone.
>top this layer with a fine sprinkling of cocoa powder. then chill the whole thing in the fridge for a few hours.