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The only “flavor enhancements” I have ever seen or tried with a Tiramisu have been the espresso/rum mixture to soak the cookie in, and adding a good dark rum like Meyers, to the Mascarpone. I often add a little orange liquor (triple sec, Grand Mariner, etc.) to the espresso-Kahula mixture. I just started as a pantry cook at a restaurant and tried out someone’s 12″ Shun sashimi knife. i liked the weight and look of it, but wasn’t used to the circular handle, since i use standard cutlery. i say you get one anyway to add to your collection. I make a simple sauce and it takes little more time than opening a jarred one, but if it tastes good and you like it, who is to say anything. Chef Simone Metalli, my lasagne was not very good tonight, I didn’t add enough tomato sauce. Just use cold water (ice water is optional but will help make a crispier crust) and make your Zaaaa just prior to throwing it in the oven. That’s where practicing the time honored technique of hand stretching the pizza comes in handy.
I guess I could try to feed some of the figs to them till I make some of your suggested recipies.Thanks again for the input…good cookin…cookie I have them copied down.Jock you have some imagination,grape and fig pie…hmm.I presume you used a latice top crust. Maybe serve it with an Israeli cous cous with almonds and fresh herbs and a brunoise of zucchini roasted red bell pepper confetti? I bet people would go crazy for it!
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My fav is mozzarella, pepponi, olive and anchovie, thin base, dried oregano over the top. It’s been months since I’ve made pizza….maybe this weekend will be the one. Your hands warm the dough just enough to make stretching it easier.
Hi to the Forum; I had 4 2# bags of dried,diced figs givin to me.I love fig newtons of which I have a recipie but DANG 8lbs! But mascarpone has a delicate flavor of its own,if you start doctoring it up, you might as well use anything. I find that even vanilla detracts from the beauty of the tiramisu and after chocolate, i love vanilla. As long as the dessert tastes good and the customer (and/or the wife) is happy…
YUM! I also roast my tomatoes first with garlic cloves (skin on), a drizzle of extra-virgin… Here is Mario Batali’s basic tomato sauce. I think I baked the tomatoes for about 90 minutes at about 400°F. It froze well and it wasn’t watery at all.
My mother used to make them for christmas and lay them out on a cloth on the huge dining room table – hundreds of them – to dry. Yes, I will wait for all of you to taste my lasagna… If anyone has the recipe for that one, I’d love it! Good idea to make pizzas and freeze them but how would you store it? What do others think about making extra pizza bases then freezing?