This amazing elegant Tiramisu Cake Topped with Zabaglione Cream is a recipe I wish I would have found years ago. This popular Italian dessert is made in a simple poke cake form with easy to find ingredients. The recipe keeps the original flavors in this easy family favorite. amazing

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❤️ Why you'll love this new form of Tiramisu
- it's an easy tiramisu recipe.
- not difficult to find ingredients.
- neat portions and servings.
- moist cake with the all the flavors of the Italian classic dessert.
- creamy topping that finishes that compliments all the flavors.
The minute I saw the recipe it peaked my interest. I knew that I had to make it! I'd never made a poke cake before and I loved the idea.
🛒 Ingredients
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Note: The full list of this Tiramisu Poke Cake with Zabaglione cream Topping Recipe ingredients with their amounts and options are listed in the recipe card below.
- Unsalted butter -- may use salted
- White Sugar
- Vanilla extract
- Eggs
- All-purpose flour
- Baking powder
- Baking soda
- Kosher salt -- omit if using salted butter
- Buttermilk
- Mascarpone
- Heavy whipping cream
- Amaretto liqueur
- Espresso coffee
- Cocoa powder
- Chocolate chips
🗒 Instructions
Note: This is an overview of the instructions. The full instructions are in the recipe card below.
The Tiramisu cake
- Measure out sugar and butter into bowl.
- Beat butter and sugar together.
- Add egg whites one at a time to butter mixture then add vanilla and mix.
- Sift flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt together.
- Alternated adding flour mixture and buttermilk to the butter.
- Start with the flour mixture.
- End with the flour mixture.
- Pour the batter into prepared pan. Bake for 25-30 minutes at 350℉.
Zabaglione topping
- Put the eggs and sugar in glass bowl on top of double boiler.
- With wire whisk beat egg yolks with sugar until blended.
- Once eggs thicken and reach 145 to 150℉ take eggs off heat and add Mascarpone.
- Add the Amaretto liqueur and beat until combined. Cover with plastic wrap and let cool.
- In a chilled bowl whip the cream to stiff peaks.
- Do NOT overbeat or you'll have butter.
- Gently fold in the whipped cream into the zabaglione mixture.
- Set aside.
Assembling the Italian dessert
- Prepare the espresso coffee.
- Pour the coffee into a food grade sprayer or into a bowl and use a pastry brush to paint the coffee onto to the cake.
- Spread the Zabaglione cream evenly over the espresso soaked sponge cake.
- Spoon the cocoa powder into a small fine sieve.
- Shake the sieve over the tiramisu cake evenly dusting the top with the cocoa powder.
- Sprinkle crushed chocolate chips over the top of the cake.
- Cut the tiramisu cake into a square serving.
- Place the Italian dessert on a plate and enjoy!
🔪 Equipment
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You'll need the following items to make this recipe successfully
- Electric mixer -- stand or hand size
- Whisk
- Glass mixing bowl
- Fine sieve - small and medium size
- Liquid measuring cup
- Measuring spoons
- Pastry brush or....
- Food safe spray bottle
- 13 X 9 Baking pan -- glass or metal
- Silicone or rubber spatula
🤔 FAQs
The dessert is high in fats. Enjoying a dessert occasionally in a modest portion size is not terrible. For people who follow a healthy life style a dessert once in a while is NOT a problem.
Mascarpone cheese is expensive and so is heavy whipping cream. The rest of the ingredients are pretty budget friendly.
Traditional recipes for tiramisu contain two alcohols, Marsala wine and rum. Our Tiramisu uses a small amount of Amaretto and the alcohol in the vanilla extract. This recipe is very low in alcohol and its effects.
Tiramisu literally means "pick me up." This is one of Italy's most popular dessert. It is served at the end of a meal and supposed to cheer you up. The origin of Tiramisu points to the 1960s in the region of Veneto in Northeastern Italy, which is where the city of Venice is located. Roberto Linguanotto, owner of “Le Beccherie” of Treviso, Italy was behind the creation of the first Tiramisu. This special dessert was created in the bakery of his restaurant.
👩🏻🍳Tips
This cake is full of the flavors of a classic tiramisu – rich chocolate, smooth coffee, and delicate whipped cream that make for a memorable and marvelous dessert! This poke cake marinates overnight in the delicious flavors of Kahlua and cream, making it moist and irresistible. I love the added dusting of cocoa on top for a pretty appearance and a little extra chocolate
The topping is similar as the filling in tiramisu. Amazing stuff I tell you.
It might seem a little intimidating, but I promise you it’s not hard. And once you make it the first time, you’ll want to make it and eat it every week.
The combination of the soaked cake and the tiramisu topping is sheer heaven. It tastes just like tiramisu, but without as much fuss. Please, please make it. You won’t regret it.
📗Variations
Plus, there are different tiramisu options that work well with each season of the year. I love the idea of fruit-based tiramisu recipes for a cool summer treat and then playing with a pumpkin tiramisu recipe in the fall to welcome autumn!
- Chocolate Tiramisu
- Strawberry Tiramisu
- Raspberry Tiramisu
- Triple Berry Tiramisu
- Lemon Tiramisu
- Blueberry Lime Tiramisu
- Pumpkin Tiramisu
- Tiramisu Cheesecake
- Tiramisu Cake
- Tiramisu Cupcakes
- Tiramisu Dip
- Tiramisu Pound Cake
- Tiramisu White Chocolate Pudding
- Cranberry-Orange Tiramisu
- White Chocolate-Strawberry Tiramisu
- Eggnog Tiramisu Trifle
🥫Storage
Cover the poke cake and store it in the refrigerator. This is a great make ahead cake and can be stored in the refrigerator for 3-4 days. this cake
You can freeze this cake. Place any leftover pieces in an airtight container and freeze for up to 2 months. When you are ready to serve it, allow it to defrost in the refrigerator. Then open and serve.
📚Related recipes
Another Italian dessert in cake form is this Cannoli Cake. The cake is light as a feather and the cream filing and topping is rich and smooth. Add the chocolate covered strawberries and you have an elegant and decadent dessert.
The perfect finish to any meal is our Cappuccino Gelato. It's quick and easy since it's a no-churn recipe and always a favorite.
If you want a dessert to impress your family and friends, check out our Bailey Irish Cream Chocolate Poke Cake recipe. This chocolate cake is above any plain cake you've ever sampled, and the applause you receive after you serve it will attest to that fact.
Are you looking for a decadent classic Italian Tiramisu recipe that's safe to eat with no raw eggs involved? Look no further! Our recipe ensures your dessert is not only delizioso but also prepared with your safety in mind.
☕️ Chiacchierata (small chat)
The perfect opportunity arose to test this cake when our son's and grandson's birthday celebration popped up. We knew this dessert would be a total winner and a complete switch from our favorite Italian Cream Cake.
For some time we'd been planning on a family fish fry, but as busy families go, work and sport schedules made it impossible. When two birthdays came up in the same week we thought it an ideal time to combine the two celebrations and enjoy a rollicking family feast.
All family gathering was a huge success. All of the dishes the family provided for the birthday celebrations were spectacular!
Our daughter, who always requests Italian Cream Cake for her birthday, loved this cake so much she requested it for her birthday this year.
If you like Italian desserts you will love these recipes
Polenta Cake with Caramelized Pears
Cannoli Cake with Chocolate Strawberries
These desserts are heavenly!
Tutti a tavola è pronto!
Un caro saluto e alla prossima!
Next time try our Cannoli Cake.
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📝 Recipe Card
This Tiramisu cake will soon become a family favorite. The sponge cake keeps all of the flavor of the original Italian dessert but it's much easier to make. be sure to save this recipe -- you won't regret it.
Next time you're wanting a chocolate espresso combination dessert, you've got to make our Espresso Coffee Chocolate Chip Cookies.
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📖 Recipe
Tiramisu Cake Topped With Zabaglione Cream
Equipment Needed
Ingredients
White Cake
- ½ cup unsalted butter room temperature
- 1 cup white granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 4 egg whites room temperature ( save the yolks)
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- 1 ⅓ cup of buttermilk
Zabaglione Cream
- 8 oz. Mascarpone
- 1 ½ cups heavy whipping cream
- ⅔ cup granulated sugar
- 6 egg yolks
- 3 Tablespoons Amaretto liqueur
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- ⅓ cup cold espresso coffee for spraying on bare cake
- 2-3 tablespoons cocoa powder for dusting
- ⅓ cup crushed chocolate chips - optional
Instructions
Cake
- Preheat the oven to 350 F and grease and flour a 9x13 baking pan.
- In a bowl, beat butter for about one minute and then add sugar. Beat for another 1 -2 two minutes, until light.
- Add egg whites one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add vanilla and mix until combined.
- Sift flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt together.
- On the low speed of your electric mixer alternate adding the flour mixture and buttermilk starting and ending with the flour mixture. Mix until just combined.
- Pour the batter into the prepared baking pan and spread out evenly. Bake for about 25-30 minutes, until the toothpick inserted in the center of the pan comes out clean.
- Cool completely before frosting.
Zabaglione Cream
- Place the egg yolks and sugar in the top of a double boiler or a large heat proof bowl over a saucepan that has an inch or two half of water, making a kind of double boiler.
- With a wire whisk or with the whisk attachment of a hand mixer beat the egg yolks with the sugar until they are completely combined and the mixture has a glossy appearance.
- Turn on the flame, moderately high until the water boils, then reduce the heat to a simmer and keep whisking. Make sure the bottom of the double boiler or bowl does NOT touch the water. As the water heats the egg mixture it will begin to thicken. As it thickens it will grow in volume. Keep whisking. This takes a little patience but it is well worth the effort. Your zabaglione will be done when it is thick, frothy and holds ribbons form as you whisk it. The temperature reaches 145 to 150 degrees F, on an instant-read thermometer.
- Take the zabaglione off the heat and continue to whisk. Add the Mascarpone to the whipped yolks and beat until combined. Add the Amaretto liqueur. Cover with plastic wrap and let cool completely.
- In a separate bowl, that has been chilled along with the beaters, whip the cream to stiff peaks taking care NOT to overbeat and make butter.
- Gently fold in the whipped cream into the zabaglione mixture and set aside.
- Put the espresso in a food safe spray bottle. Spray the white cake with the espresso making sure you don't oversaturate. The ⅓ cup of espresso should be just right. If you don't have a spray bottle you can do it by hand-- be sure you don't get too much in one spot.
- Spread the Zabaglione Cream evenly over the top of the espresso-sprayed cake.
- Dust the top with cocoa powder and garnish with crushed chocolate chips.
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Heather
You had me at espresso and Ameretto!! Love all the flavor combinations here and how easy this fancy, beautiful cake comes together. This is a show stopper for sure!!
Neha
Sounds like a fun recipe to me! I love tiramisu and this one looks so creamy, fluffy and delicious. Want a fat slice like right now!
Jessica (Swanky Recipes)
Tiramisu and my FAVORITE cake. It would be hard for anyone to ever change my mind. This time of year, I add fresh strawberries to the cake layers. I have never heard of zabaglione cream but now I know I must try it next time! This cake looks amazing and I can already taste it!
Kathleen
Marisa, you had me at Zabaglione!! Combined with Tiramisu....died and gone to Italian food heaven! Thank you for sharing!
Marisa Franca
My pleasure, Kathleen. Love the taste combination.
Amanda
I adore tiramisu, but this is such a fun twist on a classic! This cake is delicious and such an impressive, crowd-pleasing dessert. Thanks for sharing!
ana @ muy delish
I love recipes that you can bring to parties easily and are delicious at the same time! I have a few parties coming up and I'm totally going to make this. Delicious!
Saima
Don't worry, your pictures of the half eaten tiramisu cake still do full justice to it! The inside of the cake looks too delicious for words. I love the texture and the cream topping. Lovely recipe!
Kelly Anthony
I've never heard of Zabaglione Cream! Is that like an authentic Italian frosting?! The ingredients make it look spectacular. YUM! Tiramisu is such a classic. I love your twist on it 🙂 Sounds easier for parties!
Julie
What a fun idea, turning tiramisu into a cake! Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts but I can't always find the savoiardi -- now you've solved the problem!
Carrie | Clean Eating Kitchen
I love the flavors of tiramisu, so this cake sounds absolutely perfect to me! Great idea, bookmarking it to try soon!
Denise
This looks delicious and surprisingly easy to make! I love tiramisu, this would be a hit here at home.
Liz
Sounds delicious! My Italian mother will go crazy for this!
Jenni LeBaron
This looks like all the best flavors of tiramisu without the fuss. I love the ample amount of zabaglione cream on top - that's my favorite part! This would be perfect for a birthday cake!
Ciao Chow Linda
Wow, if I'm going to switch from Italian rum cake, then your tiramisu cake would be it. I can see why you couldn't get a photo until it was half gone. Hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day
Jovina Coughlin
Happy Mother's Day, Marissa
Swathi
I love tiramisu never thought we can make it as a sheet cake, great idea for the holidays and get together. I am going to give it try for sure.
Veena Azmanov
I love all tiramisu anything and this sounds like the best. My kids are like me - all things creamy and delicious. I have to try this soon. Looks so good
Dan Zehr
Oh, tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts. I would like to try a piece with a cup of coffee or tea. I'm sure your cake is delicious. Thanks.
Mahy Elamin
My family loves tiramisu. And your variant seems to me to be perfect. Looks very nice and delicious. Beautiful color and nice presentation. Of course I want to try.
Michelle
Gorgeous photos! It's always great to find an update on a classic. I haven't had tiramisu in forever and am now craving it
Noel Lizotte
Such a simple approach to a classic flavor! I'm not surprised the first cake was nearly gone before you got a serving photo!
Kylee from Kylee Cooks
I am a sucker for Tiramisu! Anytime I see it on a menu - I know I'm getting it. I haven't tried making one myself (crazy, I know). Maybe I just will!!
Claudia Lamascolo
I am pretty sure if I made this everyone would swoon over it. I love the cream and cake this idea is absolutely wonderful! you always come up with unique great ideas!
Tammy
Tiramisu is one of my favorites and I love that you've made yours with zabaglione cream. It's hard to find a truly homemade and authentic recipe for this beautiful dessert. I'm saving this for a later date and cannot wait to try it! ^_^
Marisa Franca
Hello, Tammy! If you like tiramisu, you'll love this cake.
Heather
Gorgeous! I absolutely love tiramisu and that zabaglione cream sounds so amazing. This is the perfect cake to bring to every pot luch and barbecue this summer.
Marisa Franca
Thank you, Heather! The cake is super popular with our family. I hope you try it out.
Padmajha Sureshbabu
This is such an awesome dish especially we are taking it along for a party! It is sure a hit with everyone!!
Marisa Franca
Thank you!! It's always good to know others enjoy it as much as we do.
Veena Azmanov
Marisa, I'm drooling. One of my absolute favorite desserts - Tiramisu or Creme brulee. If it's on the menu then this is it. This sounds so absolutely delish.. I need to try this soon. Would be great to bring along to a BBQ too. Yum!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Veena!! I know how you feel. They are traditional desserts that are always a favorite.
Lauren Vavala
I’ve never seen tiramisu in cake for before - how perfect for a family gathering! I’m sure making it again to get more photos will definitely be worth it!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Lauren! It really is easier to serve in cake form. We have a family gathering coming up and I think it's time to make the cake again.
Gloria
OMG Marisa....you make the BEST recipes. This is my kind of dessert. What a great BBQ party dish. If I lived close to you....I would be bringing wine every night and showing up at your door. I have to make this for a party this summer for sure.
Marisa Franca
Hello, Gloria!! Thank you-you've got some fantastic recipes too. And you're always welcome at our door, with or without wine. ????
Adriana Lopez Martin
Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts and then in a form of a cake I am in I want a slice right now! Pure bliss and perfection. Perfect way to end a meal.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Adriana! Yes, it is a great way to end a delicious meal. It's not too heavy. Perfect!!
Marlynn Schotland
Oh this brings me back! Tiramisu was one of the first "go to" desserts I would make for parties and it was always as a cake sliced into squares. Your recipe looks so yummy, it's no wonder your family wanted to eat it all up. I do too! 🙂
Marisa Franca
Thank you, Marlynn! I'm looking forward to making it again. I have to hurry and have the camera ready if I want to get a picture. ????
Claudia Lamascolo
one of our families favorite dessert I actually make often. Never thought about all in one pan. Looks much easier. Bet that topping is wonderful!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Claudia! It is much easier -- I've made several tiramisu versions and this one is so easy with lots of delicious taste.
Gloria
Well isn't this the perfect crowd pleasing dessert. I just made tiramisu for the first time during the last holiday season. I know my guests would have loved this version too. I have printed it....and will make it next time. You can never go wrong with the classics like this.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Gloria! That recipe is super easy and so delicious -- you don't have to mess with ladyfingers.
Gloria
Can you believe that I just made tiramisu for the first time last year??? I order it all the time when I go out to dinner. We were hosting a neighbourhood party...and I decided to make this for dessert. I wish I had your recipe....it would have been great. Guess I will be using this for the next party!!
Tina Lindquist
What a great take on a classic. I have made tiramisu once, under the very supervised eye of an Italian matriarch that didn't speak English. I lOVED that experience. The cake version looks so very interesting, I need to try this, it really looks amazing!
Marisa Franca
Ciao, Tina!! It tastes fantastic and so much easier to put together.xoxo
Jenni
This looks so tasty. I love the cream top instead of a traditional frosting!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Jenni! The topping isn't as sweet as a typical frosting. Really compliments the tiramisu.
Debs
Marisa, this sounds amazing! And I love hearing about your family. They all sound so lovely!
Sharon
I love how you took tiramisu to a whole new level with this beautiful cake. I especially love the cream topping.
Marisa Franca
Thank you, Sharon! I really think the family enjoyed the cake recipe. *psst* Don't tell my Italian relatives. ????
Tamara Andersen
Your family story brought a smile! We have 4 grown sons and 2 grandsons (1 and 3). All 4 of our sons are amazing in the kitchen, 2 work in the culinary field professionally. All of our family celebrations are centered around food and fun at the table!
So, your Tiramisu Cake looks and sounds fabulous, and I would happily eat a slice or 3! That photo is gorgeous BTW!
Marisa Franca
Thank you, Tamara! Aren't you glad the males are taking interest in the culinary area? Hubby is right in the kitchen with me -- always. Of course he is retired and I had to learn to share MY kitchen. ☺️
Christine
My husband loves Tiramisu! This would be so perfect for his birthday next week. Yum!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Christine!! This is a wonderful recipe. I hope you try it.
Analida @ ethnicspoon.com
That cream sounds absolutely amazing! I need to try this cake for our next party! Thanks for sharing!
Marisa Franca
Hello, Analida! The cream is wonderful on the cake. I'm looking forward to making it again.
Anne Murphy
That sounds perfect for a group! And I can certainly see why you'd have trouble holding them off for pretty pictures... I have family who always get tiramisu at Italian restaurants - I'll have to look at this for the next big get together!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Anne! I'm going to make the cake again and lock it in a room until I can get the photos!! Have a great weekend.
Deb Harris
I love tiramisu & this sounds like a great way to get that amazing taste in a cake. I am wondering about something, throughout the recipe you call it a poke cake. Any recipe I’ve seen for a poke cake usually has you take a fork for small holes or wooden spoon handle for large holes & poke holes all over the top of the cake. Then you would pour some of the espresso over it so that it goes into the cake & over the top. I don’t like soggy cake so I would do fork holes & not too much poured into it then brush across the top. The idea of a poke cake is to get some of the flavor down into the cake. Thanks for the recipe. I can’t wait to try it.
Marisa Franca
Hi Deb! Originally it was a poke cake -- poking with a skewer and then pouring the espresso over it. BUT!! I found it was too much. It was so much easier to mist the espresso on with a food grade sprayer. I couldn't find my sprayer and used a pastry brush instead. The espresso is more liquid than some of the sauces and creams that go over poke cakes. Believe me, you get the perfect flavor of coffee without getting a soggy cake. Let me know how you like it. xoxo
Elaine @ Dishes Delish
I love the taste of tiramisu! I love that you made a cake and topped it with cream! It looks so good that I'm going to have to make one for this weekend's game day party. My family goes ga-ga over tiramisu too and I can't wait to see their faces when I serve your delicious cake!
Marisa Franca
Hello, Elaine! You'll have to make this for your family. It is much easier than the typical tiramisu. xoxo
Patti @Patty Cake's Pantry
My daughter loves tiramisu, but the traditional recipe is sooo labor intensive what with arranging all of those lady fingers. I love this recipe for it's simplicity as well as for it's full tiramisu flavor.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Patti! The simplicity is what drew me to it -- and after I tasted it --WOW!! Have a wonderful week.
Rachel
This recipe looks and sounds REALLY good! I love tiramisu, but the work involved has kept me from making it, but this recipe, this one I can do!
Marisa Franca
Hello, Rachel! If you want the taste of tiramisu but don't want the labor? This recipe is for you!!
Ashley @ Big Flavors from a Tiny Kitchen
What a fun take on a classic Italian dessert! I've never had it in cake form, but it looks phenomenal! It's the perfect thing for big parties when you want to feed a crowd.
Marisa Franca
Exactly, Ashley! Nice neat squares can go far when it's in an oblong pan. xoxo
Denise Wright
What a great idea! I have had tiramisu a million times but never had made it myself. This may have to be my first. Looks delicious!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Denise!! If you like tirmisu, you'll love it in this cake form. ????
Priya Srinivasan
Wow that sounds like a delicious feast!!! tiramisu cake looks lovely and clicks are pretty!
It always happens with me too, i make so many dishes for get togethers and always think of clicking it on the table, but alas with all that chit-chatting, i forget and end up with empty plates!!! 🙂 But the fun is what always matters, for we can make the dish again!!! 🙂
Marisa Franca
You're right Priya! One year we were doing a rib roast and all I had to take a photo of was bones. I guess the bones said it all. ????
Molly Kumar
You had me at Tiramisu and I'm literally drooling reading the ingredients 😉 The cake sounds incredibly soft, delicious and no wonder you daughter requested it for her birthday. It just looks so flavorful, creamy and Tiramisu being our absolute favorite, this might get made real soon.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Molly! It is so good and that dessert was gone in a nanosecond! ????
Adriana Lopez Martn
Tiramisu is one of my most favorite desserts. I wish I can taste yoru recipe so I will have t make it. This is such a classic and perfect for a party.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Adriana! You'll love the easy tiramisu recipe. It's easy to assemble and tastes soooo good! Have a great day.
Noel Lizotte
That sounds like one of our family gatherings!! I either have to make a special "for pictures" recipe or just go with the pre cut photos and never mind what the inside or single serving looks like! LOL
Love tiramisu!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Noel. I'm glad you understand. I've missed out on some terrific shots of recipes for that very reason -- it's gone by the time I get the camera. You can't very well cook, serve, and wear a camera around your neck. ???? Hey, here's a thought, what about a body cam?
Camilla Hawkins
Oh wow, this cake is just heavenly, I love Amaretto so a definite winner for me:-)
Marisa Franca
Hi, Camilla! You'll have to make it -- so easy and good!!
Veena Azmanov
Oh I love Tiramisu. I made some last week with the finger cookies. Had not time to make a cake. Next time I'm making your white cake. Sounds so delicious.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Veena! It sure is easier than finger cookies - you make such great pastries you could use any light cake.Have a great day!
Karen
Sounds like a wonderful family gathering, and your photos all are beautiful, even if you aren't totally happy with them. =)
Marisa Franca
Thank you, Karen. I think we're our own worst critics but when our family is together I'm so thrilled I don't always remember to take food photos. ????
Catherine
Oh, this looks wonderful!! Perfect for family gatherings...so nice to have the whole family cook and get together. I love tiramisu and yours sounds like absolute heaven. Wishing I had a slice right now!
Marisa Franca
Hi, Catherine! We are all avid cooks -- and of course, we also love to eat. That makes a great combination, don't you think?
Stephanie
I can totally see why you missed your chance for a photo. This cake wouldn't last 10 minutes around here!
Marisa Franca
Hello, Stephanie! Most of the time I have to hurry and take the shot or miss it entirely. I really can't complain because I love feeding my family.
Renz
I can see why you wouldn't have any cake to properly stage. This looks like it was amazing!!! Zabaglione cream is new to me too. Interesting
Marisa Franca
Hello, Renz! Thank you! The cream is very good on top -- not too sweet, just right.
PAM
I love anything tiramisu, it's always my favorite dessert to find on a menu. This cake sounds absolutely delicious.
Marisa Franca
Hi, Pam! The recipe is super easy. You'll have to make your own tiramisu. I'm warning you though, it's hard not going back for another slice.
Daniela Anderson
I can't think of a more indulgent dessert than Tiramisu. While there might be lots of versions out there, yours sound like the real deal. I love a nice slice straight out of the fridge, such a treat in summer time.
Marisa Franca
It's really good, Daniela! This version is so easy and not as labor intensive but the taste is still there. YUM!
Hanady | Recipe Nomad
You're making me drool! I love Tiramisu especially on a hot summer day! I can't wait for you to share the Panzanella recipe! I had it at a restaurant once and loved it!
Marisa Franca
Hello, Hanady! Panzanella salad is right here: https://allourway.com/panzanella-italian-bread-salad/ It's one of our favorite salads.
Muna Kenny
I love Tiramisu, and your cake version looks divine. Thanks for sharing the recipe 🙂
Marisa Franca
Thank you Muna! We've had Tiramisu many times and different recipes. This is really easy to make and it is delicious.
Janel from NellieBellie
Whatever that cream is... I want some! Tiramisu is one of my fave desserts ever in the history of ever!
Marisa Franca
I'm making another one this week -- my daughter's birthday. And since you're coffee lovers, I'm also making espresso ice cream with mocha liqueur to go along with it.
Ciao Chow Linda
I know what you're talking about when you say you were too busy eating that delicious cake to think about taking pictures. I have to hold people back for a bit and it can get tedious for people to wait. I can see why they wanted to dive into this beauty.
Simply Suzannes at Home
Hi Marisa!
You've posted so many amazing recipes in the last week!
I was sick with the flu last week, so I wasn't on the computer much - and didn't even get to make your No-Churn Ice Cream!
I feel much better this week . . . and look forward to getting back to baking, cooking, and blogging again :0)
My oldest son's favorite dessert is Tiramisu! I make him one version - or another - of it for his birthday every year.
Your recipe topped with zabaglione cream sounds divine! I love your photos of it . . . and look forward to seeing your "properly staged photos " :0) You're too funny! It looks delicious!
I can only imagine how much fun your family gatherings must be . . . delicious food! . . . fun people . . . sounds like a great time!
Thanks for sharing!
Suzanne
Marisa Franca
Our family is pretty loud. It's like everyone has to hurry up and say it before they forget. And we do like to sample new food! Everyone loves to cook so the subject matter always returns to food 🙂
Jovina Coughlin
What a feast! Such good food for everyone. Your tiramisu cake is a new one for me, especially with the topping. Definitely a treat for a special occasion.
I make a tiramisu cheesecake that everyone loves. Now I have your creation to add to my list of desserts to make.
Marisa Franca
Your cheesecake sounds yummy! I hope you'll share it 🙂