Recipes similar to Specialty Baker's Tiramisu

This Tiramisu recipe uses a Genoise cake instead of ladyfingers. Genoise is a simple cake made with eggs, sugar, flour and butter. It also uses two layers of cream, one made with Mascarpone cheese and the other with whipped cream. For the coffee part, it uses a combination of Espresso coffee and Marsala wine or brandy. The recipe looks complicated but it is delicious and quite simple and easy to make. 

A variation of a tiramisu recipe by Sophia Loren from a show on the Food TV Network. Like most Tiramisu recipes, this one uses eggs, Mascarpone cheese, Espresso coffee and ladyfingers as basic ingredients. The different with this recipe is the use of orange liqueur together with the Espresso coffee to flavour the ladyfingers.
 

This is a Tiramisu recipe by the famous Jeff Smith. Like most typical Tiramisu recipes, this one uses mascarpone cheese, Espresso coffee, brandy, egg yolks and ladyfingers.
 

This Tiramisu recipe uses raw egg yolks, mascarpone cheese, coffee and Kahlua or Amaretto. Unlike most Tiramisu recipes, this one does not use any whipping cream. Instead, it uses double the amount of mascarpone cheese. Since the eggs are not cooked in this recipe, make sure you use fresh ones. 

A Tiramisu recipe using whole eggs (both egg yolks and egg whites), Mascarpone cheese, brandy and Marsala wine. If you cannot find Marsala wine, substitute it with brandy or dark rum.
 

A Tiramisu recipe presented by Mary Bergin on a Food TV Network show. It uses a chocolate chiffon cake instead of ladyfingers, a combination of Kahlua and rum and it is prepared in individual dessert glasses. This recipe requires more work than typical Tiramisu recipes, but the result is worth it. 

This Tiramisu recipe uses whole eggs (both yolks and whites), mascarpone cheese, heavy cream and brandy. 

A Tiramisu recipe by Emeril Lagasse, one of New Orleans' top chefs. This recipe is made with a hot sponge cake instead of ladyfingers. 

A classic Tiramisu recipe using ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, egg yolks and egg whites and brandy or rum. This recipe does not use whipped cream. Also, the eggs are not cooked, so make sure that you use fresh ones. Like all Tiramisu recipes, the quality of the ingredients used is very important. 

Tiramisu is one of the most famous Italian desserts. There are many variations to this recipe but in almost all of them, basic ingredients are ladyfingers, Mascarpone cheese, eggs and Espresso coffee. In this recipe, toasted ladyfingers dipped in Espresso coffee, together with Mascarpone cheese and a combination of liqueurs make a delicious and light dessert.