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Tiramisu Crepe Cake
A delicate layered cake made with thin chocolate-coffee crepes, mascarpone cream, and whipped cream. It is finished with a layer of cocoa powder, giving the dessert the flavor of tiramisu.
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Ingredients
- 1 L Milk (For the batter)
- 350 g Wheat flour (For the batter)
- 50 g Cocoa powder (For the batter)
- 2 tbsp Sugar (For the batter)
- 1 tsp Salt (For the batter)
- 4 Eggs (For the batter)
- 50 ml Coffee (For the batter)
- 2 tbsp Vegetable oil (For the batter and frying the crepes)
- 250 g Mascarpone (For the cream)
- 70 g Powdered sugar (For the cream)
- 50 ml Coffee (For the cream)
- 2 tbsp Brandy (For the cream)
- Vanilla or vanillin (Quantity not specified; for the cream)
- 500 ml Cold whipped cream (Add to the cream already whipped)
- Cocoa powder (For sprinkling on top; quantity not specified)
Steps
- 1
Place the milk, flour, cocoa powder, sugar, salt, eggs, 50 ml of coffee, and the vegetable oil for the batter in a blender.
- 2
Blend all the ingredients well until you have a smooth, thin batter.
- 3
Let the batter rest for 10 minutes.
- 4
Cook thin crepes in a crepe pan, using vegetable oil as needed.
- 5
For the cream, combine the mascarpone, powdered sugar, 50 ml of coffee, brandy, and vanilla or vanillin.
- 6
Mix the cream until smooth.
- 7
Add 500 ml of cold whipped cream and gently fold it into the cream.
- 8
Assemble the cake in layers, alternating crepes and cream.
- 9
Chill the finished cake thoroughly.
- 10
Dust the cake with cocoa powder before serving.
Notes
The source does not specify the frying temperature, the exact number of crepes, or the chilling time; cook the crepes until done, and chill the cake until the cream sets.
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