Five spice tiramisu
- Easy
- 20 min
- Kcal 325
Tiramisù truffles are what happens when you take the five core ingredients of the classic dessert — espresso, mascarpone, ladyfingers, sugar, cocoa — and compress them into a single bite. No layers, no dish, no slicing. The ladyfingers are blitzed to a powder and bound with mascarpone and cold coffee into a dough that rolls cleanly and firms up fast in the refrigerator. A coating of unsweetened cocoa gives each truffle the same bittersweet finish as the dessert it came from.
They're no-bake, made in under 30 minutes, and hold well in the refrigerator for several days — which makes them as practical as they are easy to eat. The yield is around 30 pieces, which is enough for a table of guests without doubling the recipe. If you want to vary the coating, chopped pistachios or dark chocolate work well — the cocoa version is the classic, but the contrast of green or bitter chocolate against the coffee cream is worth trying at least once.
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To prepare the tiramisu truffles, first, make the coffee and let it cool until it reaches room temperature. Place the ladyfingers in a mixer with blades 1, close the lid 2, and blend them until they turn into powder 3.
Transfer the cookie powder to a bowl, then add the mascarpone, powdered sugar 4, and coffee 5. Mix with a spoon 6.
You should have a homogeneous mixture 8. At this point, take a teaspoon of the mixture, about 0.5 oz 7, and form a ball 9.
Roll it in cocoa powder, covering all sides well 10, and continue in this way until the mixture is finished; with these doses, you will get about 30 truffles. Arrange them on a tray 11 and place in the refrigerator for at least an hour (or in the freezer for 20 minutes) before serving. Your tiramisu truffles are ready to be enjoyed 12!