Step 1: Clean the Knife. As with any culinary endeavor, cleanliness is paramount, and cutting tiramisu is no exception. Before embarking on this journey, ensure that your knife is immaculately clean. A clean knife not only ensures hygiene but also allows for neat, precise cuts that elevate the dessert’s visual appeal.
Make strong coffee and set aside to cool in the fridge. Separate the yolks from the egg whites into a small bowl. With an electric hand mixer with whisk attachment (or a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment), whip one egg white with 40 grams of sugar at medium speed until stiff peaks form and set aside photo 1.
Mix mascarpone, marsala, coffee, and vanilla extract in a bowl to make Gordon Ramsay’s tiramisu. In another bowl, whisk cream with sugar. Then, combine the two. After that, soak the sponge fingers in the coffee. Then, take a container and layer the sponge fingers and mascarpone mixture in it. Freeze it for 20 minutes.
Line a dish (20cm x 30cm) with the sponge fingers (or Genoese sponge, if you’ve made it), carefully pour over the hot sweetened coffee and drizzle over the Vin Santo or sweet sherry. Spread the chocolate ganache over the top in an even layer. In a food processor, blitz the ricotta, mascarpone, vanilla bean paste and honey until super-smooth.
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