Forget the usual coffee-based version, give this Japanese inspired Tiramisu a try. This recipe is again adapted from the book Okashi ~ "sweet treats made with love". Very very delicious and anyone will definitely go for second helpings when you serve this up for dessert!
You don't even have to bake this one...
Made 8 cups of this dessert with different decorations, using cake stencils and chocolate shaving and so happy that everyone enjoying this a lot :))
To serve with love... for Mary Moh ~ Happy Birthday :))
I am submitting this post to Aspiring Bakers #4: Love In The Air (Feb 2011) hosted by Cuisine Paradise
- Here is the recipe
1 packet Savoiardi sponge fingers (available at PH)
250g Mascarpone Cheese
2 Egg yolks (about 40gs)
60g Icing sugar
100g Whipping cream
100g Fresh topping cream
10g Green tea powder (from Sunlik)
90g Hot water
Method:
- Combine egg yolks and icing sugar in a mixing bowl and beat until mixture thickens and becomes pale yellow in color. Add mascarpone cheese and mix well.
- Whip up whipping cream and fresh topping cream together to peak form. Add whipped cream to the mascarpone cheese mixture and mix well with a hand whisk.
- Place green tea powder in a small bowl and mix with hot water and stir well. Cut the sponge fingers to fit the size of the base of the serving cups. Quickly dip sponge finger in the green tea mixture, then place in serving cups.
- Spoon mascarpone cheese mixture on top and dust more green tea powder over it and add remaining mascarpone cheese mixture. (OR spread half of mascarpone cheese mixture in a layer over soaked sponge fingers. Dip more sponge fingers into green tea mixture and place on top of mascarpone cheese layer. Spoon over remaining mascarpone cheese mixture)
- Dust generously with green tea powder and refrigerate until required. Tiramisu can be kept refrigerated for up to 2 days.
Enjoy!
Wow .... 流口水了... flooded liao. I want, want .... I love tiramisu and this is a beautiful creation!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Fabulous! Those cake stencils are really effective!
ReplyDeleteI'm in awe of your beautiful desserts - told my mum about your fabulous Koi and she's itching to see them! (Mum & pc's aren't friends yet!!)
Definitely new and creative!! LOVE the stencils - just stunning!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful dessert and very interesting! Looks incredible, you are so a creative!
ReplyDeleteDear, this is so lovely..
ReplyDeleteI want the one with lots of tiny hearts on it.. hahaha ~
seeing how you described this i must give this a try as well!! looks very beautiful!!! and the green is so green!
ReplyDeleteThese are just so lovely, Anncoo.
ReplyDeletewow I love the pink and red over the intense spinach green. Must taste really good too! yumz...
ReplyDeleteThis is such a light dessert. Don't worry, can eat more of them.
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, this is gorgeous Ann! I can already imagine the creamy green tea scent....drool! It's too bad my 2 young kids aren't fans of green tea...they thought it's made from vegetables! But thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful dessert! Two of my favorites...tiramisu and matcha.
ReplyDeleteAnn, I am staring at my notebook, trying VERY hard to imagine how this taste like. I am thinking unique, refreshing and mind-boggling. Need to try this out once i am done with my "nurse celine" role. :)
ReplyDeletethe green tea is soo intensely green!!
ReplyDeletewaaa...slurp slurp...
ReplyDeletebookmarked already :)
THKS!
Ann, very lovely! Tiramisu is my favourite and greentea tiramisu is very special and looks tempting!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe decorations remind me of coffee art...haha :)
wow! this tiramisu is so tempting! I love to have the one with many little hearts on top! Is the pink flakes chocolate?
ReplyDeleteOMG! These are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow... so lovely.. great photos too.
ReplyDelete对我来说,这简直是艺术品:)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and damn irresistible tiramisu..
ReplyDelete@Ah Tze
ReplyDeleteYes, I bought this from Sunlik.
This is so so so yummy!! I want!
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful, especially the pink heart one! I finally found a copy of Okashi and can't wait to start using it. Hope they will turn out half as lovely as these! 8-)
ReplyDeleteMy mom would be so happy to see this haha. So sweet of you! This is such an interesting twist to the classic tiramisu! And looks delicious! I love the first one with the little hearts on them - so cute! Bet it tastes delicious too! :D
ReplyDeleteann, yours look so much nicer and prettier compared to the ones in the book! i love the deco and the heart shaped cuppy! (: (:
ReplyDeletei thought of making this before! love everything from that book. one of my most reached-out-for baking books. your tiramisu looks absolutely mouthwatering :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow...THANKS LOTS, Ann, for this wonderful dessert for my birthday!!!! Totally love it...the colour, the heart shape, all the creamy, delicious texture....wow. I wish I am there to enjoy it....will have to be more than one serving...hehe. Really so sweet of you...thanks lots again! BIG smiles here!
ReplyDeleteAnncoo...I am speechless.!!! Beautiful green tea tiramisu ...yeah I will forget about the coffee version :) look so good...yummm yummm !
ReplyDeletelooks absolutely gorgeous! and makes me itch to make tiramisu!!!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty and refreshing! The one with red hearts and pink swirls looks extremely sexy!
ReplyDeletePerfect dessert! *slurp*
ReplyDelete@Tangled Noodle
ReplyDeleteYou got the book already! Must try the recipes, very easy to follow and delicious.
@Sharon @ Fun and Life
ReplyDeleteThanks Sharon :))
@The Sweetylicious
ReplyDeleteThank you Jasmine! I'm flattered by your compliment *_*
@Jean
ReplyDeleteI love that book too! There are many more recipes I wanted to try :)
@MaryMoh
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Mary :) Happy Birthday!!
@Elin
ReplyDeletehehee...Elin, let me send you some :))
Chris, must try this...really nice :)
ReplyDeletePlumLeaf ~ Thank you very much! Your mum must create a blog, so I can learn what she cooks :)
Belinda, thanks!
Rachel, I'll send this tiny hearts to you for 元宵节 :)
Jess, try to mix the green tea powder with the cheese cream, it'll melts in your heart...hahaa..
BeeBee, hahaa...your kids are so cute :))
Biren, must try this dessert, you'll love it!
Celine, Thank you for your compliment :) I must come over to your blog and see what is "nurse celine" ;DD
Swee San, thanks!
Alice, Let me the result after trying it.
鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝 ~ 谢谢哦！这个甜品真的很不错，有空的话，一定要试试看 :)
Thanks everyone for your lovely compliments :))
ReplyDeleteI made this before and love it too! Very light and refreshing! I like the way you serve, so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative idea! I love it. And it looks yummy too. =)
ReplyDeleteAnn, I am always in awe of your beautiful creations here. These sound fantastic. What are great idea to make green tea tiramisu and how sweet of you to dedicate this to Mary. These sound and look so delicious. I would not be able to resist eat a few if these were in front of me right now. Hey, a girl can dream, can't she? ;-)
ReplyDeleteA fusion tiramisu! Interesting!! Perfect treat for all occasions! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love green tea and tiramisu so what a neat idea! The stenciled garnishing is very pretty too.
ReplyDeleteYou make super awesome desserts! This is one classy dessert.
ReplyDeleteWow, Ann, you are really a talent and creator!
ReplyDeleteGreen tea is my favorite. The desserts looks so pretty, very inspiring as always :)
ReplyDeleteAnn you WOW me with those desserts! 2 thumbs up my dear:D
ReplyDeletethis is a very lovely dessert, ann!seems not too difficult to make but meanwhile, i'll just enjoy looking at this first..love the very green colour, looks extrememly atractive!
ReplyDeleteVery special and very innovative. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to be back Dear Anncoo, I tried several times to visit your blog, and there was always a message stating: "You're not invited to have access to this blog" lol can you believe this? But this time, it works thanks to your message on my blog, I just clicked on your name and here I am! I'm on Heaven lol!
ReplyDeleteYou're so talented my dear, you're a cake and dessert Magician!
Bravo!
wow awesome desserts and amazing decoration
ReplyDeleteit's a beautiful post! I really love to see those four little pretty hearts :D
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful and so delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend :)
Ann, love your presentation. It's tiramisu with class~ Makes a good after meal dessert in our hot weather. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI'll certainly enjoy this if it's in front of me right now! Drooling! So lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Wen for your compliment.
ReplyDeleteThank you Kirbie :)
LeQuan, Thank you very much for your nice words.
LK, have a try, this is really good.
Wiffy, The cake stencil is very useful, you can use it on any bakes or dessert.
Penny, Thanks! I'm sorry that I'm not able to join your party this month because I'm very busy making a birthday cake and I just realized the closing time is tomorrow :( Promise to join you again next month.
Lia, Cheah, Quay Po, Lena, mysimplefood, Rebecca, Alisha, Hearty Bakes, Jeannie:
Thank very much for all your lovely comments.
Mamatkamal, Thanks!
Just a gentle reminder, you've not change my URL address to
http://anncoojournal.blogspot.com
Beautiful! I wonder if my Italian friends who have forsaken coffee would like to gives this a go?
ReplyDeleteune magnifique et appétissante version de tiramisu le tout joliment présenté
ReplyDeletebravo à toi
bonne soirée
I know this has got to be absolutely delicious! YUMMY! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful designs you did with green tea.
ReplyDeleteI love green tea so I love desserts with green tea :)
Happy belated CNY!
ReplyDeleteThis is a common dessert but with your creativity, it has a style of their own!!!
So pretty! Love all the designs!
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking tiramisu. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteHuge thanks, Ann! I was looking for a tiramisu recipe which does not even using coffee. Green tea powder sounds so good. I definitely bookmarked it!
ReplyDeleteMuraski, tell your friend to give this a try. Is light and delicious :)
ReplyDeleteFimere, Martha, Mei Teng, Cookies, Ann, Ellie ~ Thank you very much for your nice words :))
Victor, You're welcome :)
What a gorgeous looking tiramisu! And I love the green tea flavor too!
ReplyDeleteWow! This looks amazing. I love matcha and tiramisu and both together it's a dream!
ReplyDelete@A to Z - food and travel
ReplyDeleteYes, I know you love match very much. Hope to see your new creations :)
Ann, you are the most talented and creative baker ! I love both Tiramisu and Matcha, this is a match made in my heaven. Delicoius! Thanks for participating in the YBR and sorry it took me so long to stop by.
ReplyDelete@Spicie Foodie
ReplyDeleteNancy, thank you very much for your compliment. Will definitely join your next YBR :)
Will have to try this tiramisu! Don't like coffee and this seems like the perfect tiramisu for me!
ReplyDeleteMmm! Delicious! It looks pretty, I have to try it one of these days!
ReplyDeleteAaron from
Aaron from
Easy Asian and Western Recipes
kubeen81.blogspot.com
@Chewie
ReplyDeleteThank you Aaron for your nice comment.
Your site looks great too! :)
I love how green it is! A perfect twist on regular coffee based tiramisu. All decorations are adorable!
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