Strawberry Tiramisu
Strawberry Tiramisu The best way to keep strawberry tiramisu from getting soggy It is important to control the moisture levels during assembly. First, dip the ladyfingers very briefly in milk—no more than one to two seconds per piece. Oversoaking will make them fall apart. Second, use fresh, diced strawberries that are well-drained, not frozen or overly juicy. Spread them evenly without layering too thick. Third, allow the tiramisu to chill overnight so the cream sets and the moisture distributes evenly. Using a firm mascarpone-based cream also helps maintain structure. Can I substitute frozen strawberries in strawberry tiramisu? Frozen strawberries are … Read more








