Tiramisu pot with edible soil
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4.1 (18)Preparation
45 minDifficulty
Moderate
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Description
“Trampantojos” are recipes full of creativity focus on creating an illusion, literally, a trick for your eyes. Trampantojo is the Spanish word to define a dish that looks like something, but it is a completely (and edible) different thing. And now we want to bring you a few surprising recipes. Let’s begin with a quite natural one. You can eat almost everything in this recipe. It can be sweet, or maybe salty. One thing for sure is everybody will be delighted with this dish. Learn how to cook this eye-opening recipe: Trampantojo of tiramisu with cocoa soil and have fun in the kitchen.
Ingredients
Servings for 1
Preparation
First, prepare the edible soil with cocoa, the top of the tiramisu. Put almond flour, cocoa, sugar and vanilla in a bowl. Stir and add olive oil gently, keep stirring the mix. We are looking for a wet sand texture. Set aside.
Pots: Wash them and place parchment paper inside every individual pot, in case you don't want your tiramisu to be in touch with the clay.
Prepare a coffee, add sugar to taste, add cinnamon, and liqueur, and set aside to cool.
Place mascarpone in a bowl. Add vanilla and sugar, whisk gently.
Soak the ladyfingers, place the at the bottom of the pot. Cover with cheese cream. Make a new ladyfingers layer, and add the mascarpone to finish tiramisu.
Cover trampantojo with cocoa soil we did in the first place.
Decorate our trampantojo with some mint leaves or fresh peppermint. Store in the refrigerator before serving.
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