I
don't know whether you've come across this product but you can buy
orange curd. It's delicious and an excellent addition to your store
cupboard.
I
added the orange curd – 2 tablespoons - to my Mascarpone mixture,
folding it through to give a rippled effect and extra zing!
In
addition to the sprinkled chocolate I added 4 Amaretti biscuits,
crushed to a crumb. Set aside the crumb and sprinkle with the
chocolate just before serving.
I've
discovered a new version of Cointreau liqueur – Blood Orange
– one for the Christmas List I think!
Don't
forget to omit the alcohol, substituting with orange juice when
catering for the kiddies.
You
have serving options – one large Tiramisu or a tiddy – meaning
small or individual servings.
A
little help – if you opt for the tiddy set your stall out –
choose your size of glass or dish and an appropriate cutter to fit –
here's a photo of the glass I use :
The
glass has a capacity of 160ml – it measures 7 cms in diameter and 7
cms deep - the cutter I use measures 4cms in diameter and I slice the
cake in 1cm slices. The method is exactly the same as the recipe
given in The dessert … for the birthday dinner. One final
tip – complete your tiddy with a circle of cake - add a teaspoon of
the orange curd to the cake top and then sprinkle with the chocolate
and crushed Amaretti biscuits – the curd “glues” the chocolate
and Amaretti biscuits in place.
The
tiddy benefits from being made ahead – time to soak up all that
orange loveliness – and the alcohol too if you are indulging in a
grown-up version.
A
perfect party pud!
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