Recipe: Chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

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Chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

Tiramisu made with sponge fingers soaked in a whiskey caramel, chestnut cream, chopped marrons glacés, finished with home made almond nougatine.

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Chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

Recipe: chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine



Ingredients chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

For the Syrup :

Caster sugar : 50 gram(s) Whisky : 100 Millilitres
Water : 200 Millilitres

For the Cream :

Double cream : 200 Millilitres Sweetened 'crème de marron' : 50 gram(s)

For the rest of the recipe :

Caster sugar : 100 gram(s) Flaked almond(s) : 30 gram(s)
Sponge finger(s) : 18 Whole Marron(s) glace : 50 gram(s)


Recipe : Chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

For the syrup
Melt, without stirring, 50g sugar in a heavy based saucepan to obtain a caramel. Mix gently then add the whisky a little at a time. Add the water and then allow to cool to room temperature.


For the cream
Beat the chilled cream with an electric whisk until thick, adding the chestnut cream at the end. Place in the fridge to chill.


For the nougatine
Place 100g of sugar in a pan and melt, without stirring, to obtain a caramel. Stir in the flaked almonds.
Pour the caramel on to a sheet of baking parchment, cover with a second sheet and use a rolling pin to roll the nougatine to a thin layer. Refrigerate.


To assemble
Soak the sponge fingers in the whisky and caramel syrup and then place them in the bottom of individual serving glasses. Add a layer of cream and sprinkle on a few chopped marrons glacés. Create another layer of sponge fingers and then add cream and some more marrons glacés.
Finish with broken pieces of nougatine.




Chef's tip Chestnut tiramisu with whisky caramel and almond nougatine

Try making this recipe using Amaretto and amaretti biscuits instead of whisky and sponge fingers - this will give you another delicious dessert!


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