A fruity version of the famous tiramisu with beautiful fresh raspberries, a raspberry coulis, a creamy mascarpone filling and pieces of speculoos cookies ...
70glight brown sugarquantity to adapt according to your taste
About ten speculoos cookies
170gfresh raspberries for the decoration
Icing sugar for decorationoptional
Homemade raspberry coulis
250gfresh or frozen raspberries(in this case they must be thawed)
2cclight brown sugar
A few drops of lemon
Prepare in advance
Raspberry coulis
Mix the raspberries with the brown sugar and lemon juice. Pass the mixture through a Chinese to remove as many seeds as possible. Put in the refrigerator while you do the rest.
Tiramisu
Separate the whites from the yolks. Beat the egg whites until stiff with the pinch of salt.
Separately, whisk the yolks and the brown sugar until the mixture clears up and becomes very creamy. Add the mascarpone and whisk again to make it smooth.
Gently fold the egg whites into the previous mixture, using a spatula / maryse so as not to break them.
Glass assembly
Crumble the speculoos cookies: larger or smaller according to your preferences. I advise you not too big, they will be easier to taste with a spoon afterwards.
In the bottom of the glasses (mine are 290ml), first place the speculoos then place the raspberries (hole side down) so as to go around the glass.
Then garnish with mascarpone cream (the dose depends on the size of your glasses).
Then add the raspberry coulis. Then again a layer of mascarpone cream.
Finish by placing raspberries on top (hole side down). Sprinkle with icing sugar just before serving.
Notes
These tiramisu will keep in the refrigerator for about 2/3 days.