Make Tiramisu without Being Cliché: Tiramisu and its Variations
Caroline Zhang & Monica Cheng, Pass the Cocoa
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Introduction
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The Project - Homemade Tiramisu
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How to Bake Ladyfingers
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Assembling the Tiramisu
5:01 -
Tiramisu Charlotte
7:03 -
Tiramisu Opera Cake
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Closing Thoughts
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About This Class
Join food bloggers Monica and Caroline in a class on how to make a traditional tiramisu from scratch, along with a couple creative twists. This class is open to any beginning and intermediate bakers who want to build their skills, as well as advanced bakers looking for some inspiration.
We will begin by making all the components for a very traditional Italian tiramisu, from homemade ladyfingers to the mascarpone filling. Then, we will create a few variations -- tiramisu opera cake and tiramisu charlotte -- that will give bakers a beloved yet creative dessert to bring to the table.
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Great class!
Made making the tiramisu look easier than I thought. I'm wondering if there's a recipe to follow and this appears to be a newer "teacher" but overall it's a great video for those wanting to make the Italian dessert!
Joshua Jarvis
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I ilke the way how these sisters work together
Monica and Caroline are two Nutella-loving, food-blogging college students, and the writers behind Pass the Cocoa. Caroline is a history and literature major at Harvard, Monica a psychology major at Northwestern. We began baking and blogging together as writers for our high school newspaper, and have continued to share recipes from our various college kitchens.
In a culture that spends so much time thinking and feeling guilty about food yet so little actually cooking, we believe in a hands-on, no-fuss approach to food--for everything from egg salad to French pastry.
