Pistachio tiramisu
My friend abby sent me a video of a tray of this, and it looked INSANE.
But, in true beck style, I had to make it single serve.
I know I make everything single serve - it’s just so that incase the recipe goes wrong, I ain’t wasting a load of stuff. Also, I’d never finish a full tray of this by myself.
Of course, if you want to make a full tray, multiply the quantities up, and make it in a dish.
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Pistachio tiramisu
Cook20 mins
Chill30 mins
Makes1 cup full
- Vegetarian
- Can be made GF
Scale
Ingredients
THE CREAM
THE CAKE LAYER
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Method
- If you don’t have a silicone cake mould/ flat bowl that you can microwave your batter in, then preheat your oven to 180°C.
- Add your cashew butter and sugar to a mixing bowl and cream together with the back of a spoon. Once fluffy, add a splash of vanilla, then your egg or protein powder.
- Add a splash of milk, mixing well.
- Add your oat flour, baking powder & bicarbonate of soda and mix well. Add a splash more milk, until you have the consistency of cake batter.
- Pour your cake batter into a lined flat bowl, or a silicone cake mould, then microwave for 2-3 minutes, moving around halfway so it cooks evenly.
- If cooking in the oven, pour your batter into a lined brownie tin, then bake for 12-15 minutes, for longer, until your batter has risen, springs back to the touch, and is golden brown on the surface.
- Remove your cake from it’s tin/ mould, then leave to cool.
- Now mix your cream together - beat your double cream with a whisk until you have a thicker consistency (almost that of whipped cream).
- Melt your pistachio cream in the microwave, then mix with your double cream until you have a greener cream. Adjust to taste (add any syrup if needed, although it should be sweet enough).
- When your cake has cooled down, cut 4-5 shaped out of it, using your serving glass as a cookie cutter.
- For the bottom, add one of your cake layers, then top with 1 tbsp of your cream, top with another cake layer, and repeat until you’ve used up all your cream.
- Dust cocoa powder on the top layer of your tiramisu, then refrigerate for at least 30 mins, or overnight.