A twist on a classic dessert for the Fall, the Pumpkin Spice Latte version of my Tiramisu is a crowd-pleaser. Homemade pumpkin spice mix integrated into the whip cream and replacing the cocoa powder dusting from the original recipe.
Ingredients
Tiramisu
180g - Espresso (3x 60g shots at a 1:2 ratio)
70g - Pure Cane Sugar
1 tspn - Vanilla
360g - Heavy Whipping Cream (a lil under a 16oz carton ~1.75 c)
230g - Mascarpone Cheese (1x 8oz container)
1 pack - Bonomi Savoiardi Lady Fingers (enough to cover an 8"x8" dish twice)
Pumpkin Spice Mix
1 tbsp - Ground Cinnamon
½ tbsp - Ground Nutmeg
½ tbsp - Ground Ginger
⅓ tbsp - Ground Cloves
⅓ tbsp - Ground All-Spice
Procedures
Prep
Chill the heavy whipping cream
Let the mascarpone reach room temperature
Extract the espresso
Mix the pumpkin spice (cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cloves, all-spice). Place in a sealed container and shake well.
Make Cream Filling
Put the sugar, vanilla, and heavy whipping cream in a bowl, and whisk til the sugar isn't sticking to the bowl
Mix in 1 tbsp of pumpkin spice. Stir til mixed.
Mix in another 1 tbsp of pumpkin spice and mix. Continue to taste. This is enough for me.
Whisk for ~2-8 min to whip up a thick cream
Fold in the mascarpone with a rubber spatula until homogenous
Make Layer 1
Pour the coffee into a shallow bowl or a plate
One by one, dip the lady fingers on either side into the coffee and lay them along the bottom of your dish. Do NOT soak!!! Lightly dip either side lest you have a pool of espresso by the end not a tiramisu.
Put half the whipped cream on top and smooth it out
Make Layer 2
Repeat making a layer: dip and arrange the fingers (now on top of the previous) and top with whipped cream
Dust with more Pumpkin Spice. Make sure to really do a thin layer as it is a very strong flavor! I recommend blowing it from your hand over the dish, even though it makes a mess.
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