Recipes similar to Tiramisu limoncello (lemon flavored Tiramisu)

A classic Tiramisu recipe with eggs, Mascarpone cheese, Marsala wine and heavy cream. The eggs in this recipe are not cooked; instead they are beaten raw, together with the cream and Mascarpone. If you do not feel right with this you can cook the egg yolks and sugar in a double boiler, whisking continously, until pale yellow in color. Cool and use as mentioned in the recipe.

Refrigeration time is essential for Tiramisu, as it allows for all the flavors to come together. A minimum of 3 hours is needed, but for best results, refrigerate for 6 hours or even more.The best is to make the Tiramisu a day in advance.
 

A delicious cheese cake ice cream using Mascarpone cheese and strawberries. You can make this ice cream even if you don't have an ice cream machine; all you need to do is take the ice cream out of the freezer every 2-3 hours and stir it well using a fork, whisk or even an electric mixer.
 

A simple and refreshing strawberry and Mascarpone tart.
 

A rich, chocolate cake for chocolate lovers with strong flavors of amaretto and espresso. 

A great, easy and extremely fast to make Tiramisu, requires no cooking at all. All you need to do is beat some heavy cream and brew some Espresso coffee. The assembly of the Tiramisu takes only a few minutes. This Tiramisu recipe contains no alcohol. If you want to add more coffee flavor to the dessert, you can top the ice cream with a splash of Kahlua or any other coffee liqueur. Tiramisu affogato is one of the quickest, tastiest Tiramisu recipes yet.
 

Biscotti is the Italian word for biscuits (biscotto in singular form) and refers to any kind of cookies. Worldwide, the term biscotti refers to hard, almond flavored cookies. Biscotti cookies are made using a two step baking process. The biscotti dough is first shaped into a log, baked half way, cut into biscotti and baked until ready.
 

A simple Italian desert, panna cotta is cooked cream with vanilla, topped with a coulis, compote or fresh fruit. This recipe uses a compote made with an assortment of berries, sugar and muscat (or moscato) wine.
 

Similar to spaghetti Carbonara, this dish uses parsley, garlic and anchovies instead of bacon. The eggs are added at the end, and cooked by the hot spaghetti, just like in the Carbonara recipe. Serve with lots of Parmesan cheese and freshly ground black pepper.
 

A variation of this famous Italian spaghetti carbonara recipe that uses ham instead of bacon.
 

Zabaglione is a common Italian dessert, served on its own or used for making Tiramisu, The zabaglione consists of egg yolks and sugar flavored with a sweet white wine such as Moscato. The ingredients are cooked in a double boiler or in a bowl over a pan of simmering water. Zabaglione can be served hot or cold.