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Friday, July 12, 2013

Strawberry Tiramisu (草莓提拉米蘇)



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It’s wonderful that the strawberry season lasted for quite a while in California.  They really are my Kids’ favorite fruit.  Today’s recipe not only feature these sweet and juice berries, it’s also a super easy no-bake desserts.  In my opinion, it’s perfect for summer time.  Especially when the temperature can hit 3-digits easily during the day and turning on the oven is just unbearable!  Best of all, you don’t even need to turn on the stove to make this dessert!  Are you sold yet?  I hope you are because this could be one of the most wonderful no-bake dessert you’ll ever tasted.    

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A while back, I shared my Matcha Tiramisu recipe on the blog, it’s one of my hubby’s and my favorite desserts to enjoy.  However, my Kids don’t care too much for Matcha as much as the grown-up's do.  I guess the kiddos don't like the slightly bitter flavor from the Matcha, and that’s very understandable.  So, I created this Strawberry Tiramisu (草莓提拉米蘇) especially for them.  It was a love at first bite dessert for the kids.  They could have this Strawberry Tiramisu every day if I let them!   

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Tiramisu in Italian means “pick me up”.  Traditionally, this famous dessert is made of ladyfingers dipped in a mixture of espresso and liquor, layered with a whipped mixture of egg yolks, cream and mascarpone cheese and cocoa powder.  The texture is so soft and fluffy, hence, it’s called “pick me up”.  In this strawberry version, I keep the ingredient simple and there’s no raw eggs involved.  I macerate (a fancy word for marinating fruit) the diced strawberries with a little fresh lemon juice and sugar.  The strawberries then gave out their natural juices after just a few minutes.  When I layer the strawberries (and the juice) on top of the lady fingers, the cookies soaked up all the goodness and became nice and soft (similar to the chiffon cake texture) by the time you serve it.  In case if you wonder, below is a picture of the lady fingers that I used.  I’ve tried a few different brands since not many supermarket carry this one brand.  I have even tried making my own!  But really, nothing compares to this one, both texture and flavor wise, this brand is superb.  So, by all means, try to use these authentic lady fingers if possible.  You can get them online here if you can’t find it in the market.  Don’t you just love how convenience it is with the internet?

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Imagine this, slightly sweetened mascarpone cheese that was lighten up with vanilla whipped cream; topped with sweet and slightly tangy strawberries;  plus, soft and fluffy lady fingers that soaked up all the strawberry goodness, all in one perfect bite.  This is truly strawberry heaven.  Want to know how to put this quick and easy no-bake dessert together?  I’m going to show you how. 

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Please refer to the pictorial below.
1) First, line a 9-by-5 loaf pan with plastic wrap. Make sure you have 5 to 6 inches of excess wrap hanging on each side.

2) Place the strawberries, lemon juice and sugar in a large bowl, gently toss together to coat. Let the strawberries macerate while you work on the cream.


3) In the bowl of the stand mixer fitted with the wire attachment, whisk the cream, vanilla extract and powdered sugar together until soft peak forms.

4) Add the mascarpone cheese and whip until creamy and thick.

5) To
assemble, spread 1/3 of the mascarpone cream mixture on the bottom of the prepared pan. Smooth the top with the back of a spoon.

6) Place 7 lady fingers over the cream in a single layer.


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7) Then, spoon 1/2 of the strawberries on top of the lady fingers in an even layer, including some of the juice.

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Spread another 1/3 of the mascarpone cream mixture on top of the strawberries, smooth the top with the back of the spoon.

9) Line another 7 lady fingers over the cream in a single layer.

10 & 11) Repeat with the remaining strawberries and mascarpone cream mixture.

12) Last, fold the hanging plastic over the top to cover the cream. Refrigerate overnight before serving.  Yes, the hardest part of this recipe is waiting! But your patient will be rewarded. 


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I hope you enjoy today’s easy recipe and pictorial.  Give it a try while the strawberries are still in season, and you’ll be glad that you did.  Do you have a traditional dessert that you changed up to suit your own taste?  Since the strawberries are still nice and bright, I’ve been enjoying them as much as possible.  So, if you have a favorite strawberry treat recipe that you think I should try, feel free to share in the comment below. 

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Strawberry Tiramisu (草莓提拉米蘇): (Printable Recipe)

3 cups strawberry, diced
juice of 1 ½ lemons
3 tablespoons sugar
2 cups whipping cream
2 teaspoon vanilla extract
½ cup powdered sugar
8 oz mascarpone cheese
14 lady fingers


Line a 9-by-5 loaf pan with plastic wrap. Make sure you have 5 to 6 inches of excess wrap hanging on each side.


Place the strawberries, lemon juice and sugar in a large bowl, gently toss together to coat. Let the strawberries macerate while you work on the cream.

In the bowl of the stand mixer fitted with the wire attachment, whisk the cream, vanilla extract and powdered sugar together until soft peak forms. Add the mascarpone cheese and whip until creamy and thick.

To assemble, spread 1/3 of the mascarpone cream mixture on the bottom of the pan. Smooth the top with the back of a spoon. Place 7 lady fingers over the cream in a single layer. Then, spoon 1/2 of the strawberries on top of the lady fingers in an even layer, including some of the juice.


Spread another 1/3 of the mascarpone cream mixture on top of the strawberries, smooth the top with the back of the spoon. Line another 7 lady fingers over the cream in a single layer. Repeat with the remaining strawberries and mascarpone cream mixture. Last, fold the hanging plastic over the top to cover the cream. Refrigerate overnight before serving. 

When ready to serve, unfold the plastic wrap and lift the cake up.  Slice, serve and enjoy. 





135 comments:

  1. I adore non-bake recipes especially when I'm an idiot when it comes to baking. Lol! I've quite a few popular non-bake recipes in my blog too & they're certainly my favourites. Love this recipe of yours, dear!

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    1. Thank you, Shirley. I just love no-bake dessert to keep the house cool in the summer. :) Will check out the recipes on your blog. ;)

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  2. Amyyyy....am drooling here... Can I have some please? Gosh, you certainly make my day brighter with this delicious looking tiramisu. Kudos dear!
    Hope you're going to have a fabulous weekend.
    Blessings, Kristy

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    1. Of course, Kristy. I'm happy to share. Glad you love this version of Tiramisu too. :) have a beautiful rest of the week.

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  3. I just made the macha tiramisu again and my family loved it!! I promise to try the strawberry version too! Thanks for sharing!!

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    1. Thank you again for trying the macha tiramisu. It's definitely hard to decide if I love this strawberry version more or the matcha version. Guess I can always make both. ;) Hope you'll give this a try too.

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    1. Thank you, Isa. Glad you like this Strawberry Tiramisu. :)

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  5. Strawberry season is the best! Especially when it's like this!

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    1. Thank you so much, Belinda. I agree 110%! ;)

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  6. Such a lovely desert. So want to try it right away.

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  7. OH MY, I will try this recipe absolutely and I love the way you've stepped us through the recipe...

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    1. Thank you, Lynn. Let me know how it goes if you try. :) Have a beautiful rest of the week.

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  8. Wow! That looks really lovely and delish! I've made blueberry and banana tiramisu in the past and surely will make this as well.

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    1. Thank you, Faye. Hm....blueberry tiramisu sounds really good. I've got to give that a try.

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  9. Wow ! Such a wonderful tiramisu...
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    1. Thank you, Sapana. Glad you like this tiramisu. I'll check out your event right after. :)

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  10. Hi Amy, wow..... that's my favorite tiramisu. I can have it anytime of the day and never get tired of eating this. LOL

    Yours look wonderful and delectable. Lovely presentation. Thanks for sharing your recipe.

    Have a great weekend, regards.

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    1. Thank you, Amelia. Can't agree more, I can eat tiramisu any time of the day...any version too! hahaha...Have a wonderful rest of the week.

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    2. Thank you so much Amelia. Oh yeah...I think are meant to be best friend, hang out and enjoy this strawberry tiramisu and your Spicy Nutmeg Chicken all day long! ;) Wish you a wonderful Friday and a beautiful weekend ahead.

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  11. I definitely NEED to try this because it looks GORGEOUS and this sounds amazing to have right now. :)

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    1. Thank you, Lynna. Oh, it was so good. Let me know how it goes if you try. ;)

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  12. This looks great! A no bake recipe to enjoy during our heat waves - thank you, Amy. Fresh local strawberries are the best!
    ~Judy

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    1. I agree, love fresh and local strawberries too. Give this a try and I'm sure you'll love it.

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  13. Su tiramisú es precioso amo esta frutaes mi postre favorito,saludos y abrazos.

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    1. Gracias. Me alegro de que amas tiramisú también. :) Espero que te gusta esta versión fresa. Es nuevo favorito de mi familia.

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  14. It DOES look like strawberry heaven! Such and beautiful presentation and delicious too:)

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    1. Thank you, Sue. It really was a strawberry heaven. It was so good I make a new batch as soon as the last one's all gone.

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  15. That is the ultimate "pretty in pink'' dessert! Gorgeous.

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    1. Thank you, Carolyn. Glad you like this pink dessert too. :)

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  16. Amy, I love strawberry tiramisu (or strawberry Anything)! And yours is exceptionally beautiful!

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    1. Thank you, Jean. hehe...I love strawberry anything as well. Hope you'll love this tiramisu. :)

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  17. Amy, nos encanta este tiramisú. Tiene un aspecto delicioso, nos comeríamos un trocito...
    Tenemos en el blog una receta con fresas muy rica. Éste es el link:

    http://laurelymenta.blogspot.com.es/2013/03/fresones-con-crema-de-queso-y-miel.html

    Esperamos que te guste.
    Besos.

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    1. gracias. alegra que encantará este postre. Muchas gracias por compartir su postre de fresas decadente. No puedo esperar para probarlo

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  18. Oh my--I can practically taste the yumminess from here!!! Beautiful pics and a wonderful recipe I'll have to try. :) T. http://tickledpinkwoman.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you, Tina. Glad you love my strawberry tiramisu. :) Let me know how it goes if you try. Have fun!

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  19. amy that is so perfectly done...i always love tiramisu...this seems a easy version too

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    1. Thank you. Yes, I love the traditional version and really adore this easy and fruity version as well.

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  20. Oh Amy, I love this recipe. It's the perfect dessert anytime, even if you're stuffed from dinner. It looks so light and delicious! I'm definitely making it this week, if I can find the ladyfingers where I'm vacationing right now. Love this recipe!!!!

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    1. Thank you, Vicki. I agree, I always have rooms for desserts, no matter how full I am from dinner. ;) Let me know how it goes if you try this. Enjoy.

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  21. This looks like heaven on a spoon. We are having a dinner party in a few weeks and this definitely looks company worthy. I can't wait to try it.

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    1. Thank you,Karen. Oh yeah...everyone tried this Strawberry Tiramisu loved it. For parties, I serve them in individual glass dessert cups. Simply break the lady fingers to fit inside the cups and they were gorgeous fun to eat.

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  22. A very pretty no-bake dessert for this sizzling summer we're having. It's a definite 'wow' to bring to the table!

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    1. Thank you, Monica. I agree, I really love the "no-bake" part the best...and the strawberries too, of course. :)

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  23. These look so gorgeous! It's perfect during hot weather and you're right, something the kids will love!


    Peachy @ The Peach Kitchen

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    1. Thank you. Yes, my kids are crazy about this dessert. And I bet they would eat this everyday if I let them! :P

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  24. Amy, it looks so delicious. We've been strawberry picking in SF just for the fun of it and this is a great way to use it all up. I have to tell you, this is such a unique dessert. My kid would gobble it up.

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    1. Thank you, Asha. Oh...how fun, my kids and I love strawberry picking too. :) Yes, I'm sure your kid would love this. Mine can't stop eating this tiramisu.

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  25. G'day! Your recipe and photo look SO YUM, true!
    I now have this on my list to do! Thank you!
    Cheers! Joanne
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    1. Thank you, Joanne. Please let me know how you like it if you try the recipe. :) Hope you'll enjoy it as much as my family does. Happy Friday and wish you a wonderful weekend ahead.

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  26. A perfect summer dessert, Amy. It looks simply irresistible.

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    1. Thank you, Angie. Glad you love this summer treat too. Happy Friday.

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  27. This looks fantastic Amy! Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts and I absolutely love your strawberry no bake version. It looks so pretty and definitely the perfect summer dessert!

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    1. Thank you, Kelly. Glad you love my no make strawberry tiramisu. It's my family's favorite dessert in the summer. :)

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  28. OMG – dangerously delicious if I have ever seen such a thing!! Love this post.

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    1. Thank you...yeah, I have to agree it's dangerous, as I can eat 1/2 a batch in a sitting. LOL

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  29. That is beautiful! Your food is always presented so nicely :) I love strawberries, this is something I would definitely like.

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    1. Thank you, Ann. Yes, if you like strawberry, I bet you would love this tiramisu. :) Hope you'll give this a try. Happy Friday.

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  30. Hello Amy, I know exactly what you mean about not wanting to get any where near the stove. It was so hot and muggy in HK today I felt like I was going to suffocate. I am sure you remember. I am all about this little no bake dessert. so light and fluffy and perfect for strawberry season. Wishing you a super weekend. Take Care, BAM

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    1. Thank you,BAM. Oh, I remember the hot and humid in HKG all too well. I went back one summer and thought I walked into an oven when I step out of the airport! LOL...hope you'll give this dessert a try. I'm sure you'll love it.

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  31. Oooooo, I love to eat strawberry and cheese so this looks so very delicious to me. My sister is the cook so I don't cook at all. Sorry I have nothing to share about changing recipes. I love your website because whenever I see something I like to eat, I will pass the link to my sister for her to make it for me, hehehe.

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    1. I'm sure your sister would love to try this super easy and no bake recipe. It's perfect for summer and the strawberry season. :) Have a wonderful weekend!

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  32. Wow!! Amazing dessert.. I am so gonna try it soon.. Tks for sharing =)

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    1. Thank you, Priscilla. Glad you like this dessert. Please let me know how it goes if you try. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  33. Love the glamorous version of this tiramisu. It looks stunning and I am sure tastes great too.

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    1. Thank you. OH yeah...it's wonderful and my whole family loves it. :)

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  34. Beautiful tiramisu! I can see why your kids like it so much!

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    1. Thank you, Eva. Yeah, they are big strawberries fans. :) Wish you a happy Friday and a wonderful weekend ahead.

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  35. Gorgeous strawberries, beautifully arranged dessert. I know it tasted fantastic.

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    1. Thank you, Tina. Glad you like this Strawberry tiramisu too. :) Have a wonderful weekend.

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  36. Beautiful seasonal tiramisù, Amy. I absolutely must prepare your matcha version! I love matcha versions of every dessert I taste and since I am very fond of tiramisù, there is no risk really. I never add cream to my tiramisù. I already feel guilty with the super-fatty mascarpone because I cannot stop with just one portion... so I stick to the traditional egg only version.

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    1. Hehe...I guess I love both version. I love the eggless ones for the quick and easy and the one with eggs really add another kind of richness. :) Let me know how it goes if you try the match tiramisu. Have a great weekend.

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  37. Amy, Thanks for the visit to my blog…nice to meet you. Love your tiramisu….so beautiful with the strawberries!

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    1. Thank you, Kathy. Glad you love my strawberry tiramisu. It's my family's favorite summer dessert. :) Glad to share.

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  38. I am so so silly. I can't imagine why I've never made this with strawberries, Silly me because this is GORGEOUS! and really elevates the whole tiramisu experience =)

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    1. hehe...not silly at all. I only start making this strawberry version of tiramisu this summer after strawberry picking. :) And it's never too late to give it a try. Enjoy!

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  39. This is a sensational tiramisu twist my friend, just heavenly :D

    Cheers
    CCU

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    1. Thank you, CCU. Glad you love my twist on the traditional tiramisu. :)

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  40. “pick me up!"
    I can see why it is called this.
    Just added to my favorites.
    all I can say is WOWWWww!

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    1. Thank you, My Dear. Glad you like this strawberry tiramisu. Let me know how you like it if you try. Have a wonderful weekend.

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  41. What a stunning tiramisu and the berries has infused the flavors and a wonderful vibrant color into it. I wish I can get berries over here but not possible unless I don't mind paying a fortune for it.

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    1. Thank you, Navaneetham. Sorry that the berries are expensive over there. Maybe you can try this with other local fruit. I'm sure they'll be just as yummy.

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  42. My love for tiramisu hasn´t decreased since I tasted it ages ago. It´s a great idea to make a kid friendly one, though I think all generations will go wild about it! It´s gorgeous!

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    1. Thank you, Paula. Glad you like this strawberry version of tiramisu too. Yes, everyone loves this version after just the first bit. :) Wish you a wonderful weekend.

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  43. I love tiramisu to bits! I could finish a while serving for dessert even though I am already full after eating a whole meal! Yours looks so perfectly done!

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    1. Thank you, Jeannie. Same here....I always have rooms for desserts, even after a full meal. :)

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  44. I don't believe I've ever had a strawberry tiramisu - wonderful idea! So pretty, and a great way to use those terrific California strawberries. We're getting them in our stores (local berries are gone), and they're of such high quality. Really good recipe - thanks.

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    1. Thank you. Yeah, I never tried strawberry tiramisu until I created my own, thanks to my kids. :P I love local strawberries too. They are just nice and sweet.

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  45. I'm not a huge fan of traditional tiramisu, but this version sounds great! I bet those berries take it over the top :)

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    1. Oh yeah....this version of tiramisu is refreshing, rich and light at the same time. Glad you like this berry version.

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  46. Divine and a must try!! I love the layered strawberries in between. Makes for a beautiful dessert :)

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    1. Thank you, Kiran. Glad you like my strawberry tiramisu. :)

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  47. Amy, this strawberry tiramisu is absolute perfection! So pretty! I want to try this so bad. I hope I could find some ladyfingers!

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    1. Thank you, Ruby. Glad you like this strawberry tiramisu. I know, those ladyfingers are not the easiest ingredient to find. Instead of the long drive, I sometimes order them online. I'm just glad that the price online is similar to what I pay at the market...and save me time and gas $ too. :D

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  48. What a perfectly seasonal take on the traditional tiramisu! I love how light this sounds with the fruity filling, and I'm seriously impressed by how clean your cuts are. I can never manage to remove a piece without mangling the entire dessert. Bravo!

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    1. Thank you so much. This is definitely my family's summer favorite dessert. Oh...to get the clean cut, I make sure the knife is sharp. And my hubby taught me to run the knife under hot water, wipe it dry before each cut. That's how I got the "clean cut". :) But, I think it's okay to have it simply "scoop" out with a spoon and not care about the cut. I love it when all the layers are all mixed together in a bit anyway.

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  49. Such a pretty pretty recipe! :-) I love the redness of them strawberries.

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    1. Thank you, Jayne. I agree, the bright red strawberries are just so gorgeous.

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  50. I love the strawberry twist on tiramisu!! It looks so pretty :) I'll have to get some of those authentic lady fingers if I try this!

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    1. Thank you, Ashley. Glad you love this fruity version of tiramisu as well. Yes, definitely need those authentic ladyfingers with any tiramusi recipe. ;) have fun and enjoy your weekend.

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  51. I'm definitely sold! I think I'd eat it every day if I could, too.

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    1. :) Thank you, Beth. Oh yeah...I can eat this everyday too.

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  52. Yum!! What a great twist on a classic tiramisu!! Looks beautiful too!

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    1. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs.P Glad you love my little fruity tiramisu. :)

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  53. I love the idea of strawberry tiramisu...especially that there are lots os fresh strawberry...the dessert looks beautiful!
    Thanks for the recipe and have a lovely week Amy :D

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    1. Thank you, Juliana. I agree...gotta create more recipe using those lovely and sweet strawberries. ;) Hope you're having a wonderful weekend so far. Take care.

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  54. Your strawberry tiramisu looks so yummy! May I have one piece?

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    1. Sure! You can have more than 1 piece! I think food tastes better when we share. ;)

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  55. OK. I definitely need to try this recipe. Looks so pretty and delicious!

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    1. Thank you, Trishie. Let me know how it goes if you try. I'm sure you'll enjoy it a lot too. Take care.

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  56. You have no idea how much I would love a piece of this fruity tiramisu!

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    1. Thank you, Katerina. Glad you like my fruity tiramisu too. :) Have a wonderful weekend.

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  57. So wonderful looking! I love your photographs and styling. I'm making this soon! By the way, I made your fruits tart the other day. It was awesome! Loved it! Thank you very much for the recipe.

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    1. Thank you so much. Glad you love my photography and styling. Again, thank you so much for trying the fruit tart and shared on your lovely blog. Really appreciate it and I'm so glad that you loved it too! :) You really made my day.

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  58. Gorgeous! I love no-bake recipes, especially with this crazy hot weather (although yours is worse!). Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thank you, Jessie. I agree, this is the perfect no-bake desset for the crazy hot weather. ;) Hope you're enjoying your weekend so far.

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  59. Tiramisu and strawberries? Yes please! Where do I sign up? :)

    Anne ~ Uni Homemaker

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    1. hehe...you can sign up right here, Anne. How many pieces would you like?

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  60. Amy, this looks luscious and beautiful and you did such a great post with all the pictures. I am totally impressed. Tomorrow I am doing black pepper strawberry jam. It turned out so well and is perfect for lots of things including peanut butter sandwiches. And easy, too!

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    1. Thank you, Abbe. Glad you like my little dessert. Your black pepper strawberry jam really looks amazing. I can't wait to try your wonderful recipe. :) Hope you're having a wonderful weekend so far.

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  61. Amy, your strawberry tiramisu looks SO delicious!!! My husband loves tiramisu and he'll be so happy if I can make this for him! Love unique flavor on classic dessert!

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    1. Thank you, Nami. Glad you love my twist on the classic. :) Let me know how it goes if you try.

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  62. so nice to meet with you Amy :) and Im in love with this tiramisu - its one of my favorite but never attempted to make it at home.

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    1. Thank you, Dixya. Glad you like this fruity version of tiramisu. This is a much easier version compared to the traditional recipe. Hope you'll give this a try.

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  63. Sorry I'm so far behind here, Amy! I've had to clean the dust off of my keyboard :) I absolutely love the idea of tiramisu with strawberries for summer! What a perfect idea.

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    1. LOL...no problem, My Dear. It only means you're enjoying your summer and not sitting in front of the computer late at night (like what I'm doing now, LOL). Glad you like my summer strawberry tiramisu. :) Enjoy your summer and have fun!

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  64. Loved ur starwberry tiramisu they look so delicious & made so perfect. Loved the shots & plating too

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  65. Total no-bake love! My mom *loves* tiramisu and is in need of some, so I know this will do the trick. Thanks, Amy!

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    1. Thank you. Glad you like this fruity version. Let me know how it goes if you try. Hope your Mom will love this as much as my family does.

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  66. Such a pretty dessert! I love that you mixed up traditional tiramisu and made it summer friendly.

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    1. Thank you, Laura. Glad you like this summer fruity twist tiramisu idea. ;)

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  67. G'day Amy! This look delicious, true!
    I could go for a slice of this right now too!
    Cheers! Joanne
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  68. I just wanted you to know I tried this recipe. We (my husband and I) loved it. It didn't come out as pretty as yours though. I might post the picture in the future but I don't know...mine looks bad. Thank you for the recipe.

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  69. I have never tasted strawberry tiramisu before...look so good :)

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