Easy Biscoff tiramisu
rating4,1/5
Several hours (of which 15 min active)
The newest version of tiramisu is flavoured with caramelised biscuit spread. Caramelised biscuits, coffee and mascarpone cream form an irresistible combination.
Ingredients (8 portions)
| Quantity | Ingredient |
|---|---|
| 1 1/2 dl | (about ½ jar) caramelised biscuit spread (lotus biscoff) |
| 250 g | (1 tub) 250 g mascarpone cheese |
| 4 dl | (2 cartons) 2 dl each whipping cream |
| 250 g | (1 pkg) 250 g caramelised biscuits (lotus biscoff) |
| 1 dl | strong coffee drink |
On the top | |
| dark cocoa powder | |
Preparation
- 1
Whisk the biscuit spread and mascarpone in a bowl. Add the cream and whisk until fluffy.
Quantity Ingredient 1 1/2 dl (about ½ jar) caramelised biscuit spread (lotus biscoff) 250 g (1 tub) 250 g mascarpone cheese 4 dl (2 cartons) 2 dl each whipping cream - 2
Save 4 biscuits for garnishing. Dip half of the remaining biscuits in cooled coffee and place on the bottom of the pan (20 × 25 cm). Spread half of the filling on top. Moisten the rest of the biscuits in the same way and place them on top of the filling. Apply the rest of the filling to the surface. Put it in the refrigerator to set for at least 3 hours.
Quantity Ingredient 250 g (1 pkg) 250 g caramelised biscuits (lotus biscoff) 1 dl strong coffee drink - 3
Strain cocoa powder on the surface of the tiramisu just before serving. Garnish with biscuits.
Quantity Ingredient dark cocoa powder
Nutritional content
446
Energy kcal
1867
Energy kJ
36,8 g
Fat
23,4 g
Saturated fat
24,9 g
Carbohydrates
14,5 g
Sugar
0,6 g
Fibre
4,1 g
Protein
0,3 g
Salt
446
Energy kcal
1867
Energy kJ
36,8 g
Fat
23,4 g
Saturated fat
24,9 g
Carbohydrates
14,5 g
Sugar
0,6 g
Fibre
4,1 g
Protein
0,3 g
Salt
Nutritional information is provided for guidance only. When preparing food or baking for someone on a special diet, check the packaging labels to ensure the products are suitable.
Not calculated into nutrition table: 1.5 dl (noin ½ prk) karamellisoitua keksilevitettä (Lotus Biscoff), tummaa kaakaojauhetta.
Source: Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, Fineli












