Tiramisu Ice Cream

Let's fight!! Who doesn't like Tiramisu? Seriously, who doesn't? Tiramisu is one such incredible delicacy that everybody enjoys!! It's an amazing treat I have been doing for years now!


As you might be aware, I like to get adventurous with blending ingredients! [A little too much, maybe!!] So, today, my take is on a Tiramisu Ice Cream!


An easy recipe that will make you ask for more, this Tiramisu ice cream is one you'll keep doing again and again! Plus, if your mascarpone cream for Tiramisu goes runny, it's the perfect go-to recipe!


One Word only: Luscious!


The idea of making this ice cream actually came when one of my university friend told me that I am without any self-respect just because I would do nothing while he would insult me for never having tasted any of my treats!! 


Well, guess what!? He absolutely loved it, asking me to serve him twice! And it could have been more servings hadn't he been on the move! He liked it and requested that I make him ice cream every week!!


Bottom line: Though it has a quite strong taste of coffee, the smoothness of the mascarpone cream makes it melt in your mouth! I totally recommend it! 


Happy Ice-Cream Making!




Equipment:
  • Hand Mixer
  • Pan/Stove
  • Refrigerator
  • Ice Cream Maker (Freeze as per manual instructions)

Ingredients:
  • 250g of Mascarpone Cheese
  • 1/2 Cup of Heavy Cream
  • 3/4 Cup of Milk
  • 7 Tbsp of Caster Sugar
  • 4 Small Egg Yolks
  • 1 Tbsp of Coffee Powder 
  • 2 Tbsp of Water
  • Chocolate Sauce as Topping (I used Vahiné's Chocolate Nappage!) 
  • A dozen Boudoirs

Method:
  • In a bowl, combine egg yolks and sugar together. Using your hand mixer beat until pale yellow and doubled in volume.
  • Using a spatula, fold in the mascarpone cream into the beaten egg-sugar mixture. Set aside.
  • Set a pan on medium-low heat and bring the milk and heavy cream to a simmer. (Turn off heat as soon as bubbles appear on the side of the pan)
  • While the milk is still hot, pour a little at a time into the egg-mascarpone mixture, while making you sure you beat it simultaneously, you might otherwise cook the eggs.
  • Throw the mixture back into the pan, set over medium low heat.
  • Using a wooden spoon, keep stirring so that the eggs do not cook, until the mixture coats the back of the spoon.
  • Remove pan from the stove and transfer the mixture into a bowl. Let cool to room temperature making sure you occasionally stir the mixture so that a film does not form at the surface.
  • Pop the bowl into the refrigerator and let cool overnight or for atleast 12 hours. It should be really cold.
  • At the end of the wait, dissolve the coffee into the 2 tbsp of water.
  • Churn your mascarpone custard together with the coffee in an ice cream maker and let set.
  • Transfer everything into a container and let refrigerate for 2 hours atleast. And take it out 5 minutes before serving!
  • Drizzle the Chocolate Nappage on top and with Boudoirs (rapidly soak them in or drizzle coffee on them)!



4 comments

  1. tiramisu icecream looks very yumm...

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    1. Thanks Nandoos :) It actually tasted just like my Ice Cream shop-bought Tiramisu Ice Cream ;)

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  2. i am just drooling at that icecream... i've had tiramisu icecream at London Diary but did not like it as much as I love the dessert version of it... :( yours is really tempting me to try this during the summers....

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    1. Thank you and do try it Rafee! It tasted just like the store-bought one, the only one I could compare it too! If you do make it let me know your feedback :)

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