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Authentic Tiramisu Recipe

Kathleen

by Kathleen Pope Mar 31, 2025

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Ever been intimidated by the thought of making tiramisu? I sure was! But today, I’m going to show you just how easy it is to create this classic Italian dessert. With a perfectly balanced, creamy mascarpone custard and light vanilla whipped cream, layered between rum and espresso-soaked ladyfingers, this is the tiramisu recipe you’ve been waiting for. Bellissimo! (That’s Italian for “the best tiramisu recipe ever!”)

One Reader Said: It was my son-in-law’s birthday and he said tiramisu was his favorite…so I tried it, and it was delicious. I couldn’t believe I made it! Don’t hesitate to try it. Great recipe and directions! ~ Margaret

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Recently, while at a Favorite Things Party (you’ve got to check it out!), my friend Natalie brought this incredibly simple tiramisu recipe, and let me tell you—it’s a keeper! I absolutely love receiving recipes from friends, don’t you? There’s something special about sharing dishes that have been tried, tested, and loved by those we care about. Natalie’s version of tiramisu is truly amazing, and, just like me, she’s made her own tweaks to the recipe, which I’ll share with you in the step-by-step guide below.

Post update: I just found out that this fantastic recipe was first discovered by Natalie’s teenage son, who wanted to surprise her with a homemade Italian dinner for Mother’s Day. How sweet is that? Bravo, Bendor! His attention to detail and passion for cooking shines through in this tiramisu, and I’m thrilled to pass it on to you with a few of my own expert tips.

Top down shot of traditional tiramisu layered dessert.

Classic Tiramisu Recipe Overview

  1. Make custard, cool and whisk in mascarpone cheese…Mascarpone Custard, DONE!
  2. Whip whipping cream, so easy!
  3. Drizzle coffee and rum mixture over ladyfinger cookies…voilà
  4. Layer and refrigerate until ready to serve! Ahhh, dreamy!
Lifting out a slice of layered Italian traditional tiramisu dessert.

Classic Tiramisu Ingredients

The full list of ingredients is in the printable recipe card at the end of the post.

Labeled ingredients for Classic Traditional Tiramisu Recipe.
  • Egg yolks | Start with room temperature eggs (scramble up the egg whites for a dog, or make an egg white omelet, then you’ll feel better about eating this dessert! HA)
  • Granulated sugar | I use all natural cane sugar, which is unrefined, you may substitute refined white sugar
  • Whole milk | I use organic whole milk in my baking
  • Heavy cream (no substitutions here, the real, full fat kind)
  • Pure vanilla extract | Make your own vanilla or purchase quality vanilla.
  • Mascarpone cheese (typically found in the deli section, near the fresh mozzarella, parmesan, you’ll need two tubs)
  • Strong brewed coffee | Room temp or a pull of espresso
  • Rum | Use light or dark (or see notes below for other alcohol options or to omit entirely)
  • Ladyfingers | Instead of the really soft ladyfingers you find in the local grocery store, try and find real Italian ladyfingers, which are a little more firm and will do a nice job soaking up the liquids, for a perfect spongy tiramisu.
  • Optional chocolate drizzle and chocolate curls
4 images of process shots for making custard for Traditional Tiramisu. Egg yolks and sugar. Whisking the egg yolks and sugar until creamy in a pot, 3rd pouring in milk and whisking until thickened in the 4th picture.

How to make Italian Tiramisu

  1. Place egg yolks in a medium saucepan, whisking sugar until well blended. If using all natural cane sugar, whisk a little longer than normal to incorporate the coarser crystals of all natural cane sugar.
  2. Whisk in milk and stirring constantly, cook over medium heat, until the mixture comes to a gentle boil. Boil gently for 1 minute.
  3. Remove from heat and allow to cool for 5-10 minutes. Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator for 1 hour or more if needed. 
  4. Once egg mixture custard is cool; in a separate large bowl, using a whisk attachment beat heavy cream and vanilla until stiff peaks form, refrigerate until ready to use. I love that Natalie increased the whipping cream to the full pint, after-all, what do you do with the leftovers? 
  5. Whisk the softened mascarpone into the yolk mixture, whisking the mascarpone cream until smooth, set aside.
  6. If your Tiramisu cream is runny, read to the end of the post for reasons and fixes. 
process shots for tiramisu, left to right. Vanilla being poured into mixing bowl with red hand mixer and whipping cream in bowl. Whisk adding mascarpone cheese into egg custard. Small measuring cup, pouring rum into another measuring cup with ladyfingers in pan in background. Final picture is rum/espresso mixture being poured over ladyfingers

How to Assemble Italian Tiramisu

The original recipe calls for a 7×11 dish, which is fine, but Natalie’s notes and I completely agree are to put it in a deep 8×8 or 9×9 pan, makes it more compact, with thicker tiramisu cream layers between. Choose your preference. 

  1. In a 1 cup measuring cup, mix the strong coffee and dark rum (see notes below to make without rum), Natalie doubled from the original recipe, I concur!
  2. Layer ladyfingers evenly on the bottom of your chosen dish.
  3. Drizzle ยฝ of the espresso mixture over the top, they do not need to be completely soaked, but should be evenly drizzled, I ended up adding a couple additional tablespoons of coffee to the lady fingers.
  4. Swirl your plate around so that the ladyfingers soak up the liquid. 
4 different images of the stages of making tiramisu. spreading cream on ladyfingers, spreading whipped cream on top, layering espresso and rum soaked ladyfingers, placing final custard and whipped cream on top.
  1. Layer half the mascarpone custard on top of the lady fingers, smoothing out. I even gave the dish a little gentle “tap” on the counter to get the custard to settle between the lady fingers. 
  2. Spread half of the vanilla whipped cream on top of the mascarpone mixture, smooth out evenly. I like using an offset spatula for things like this, makes the smoothing go a lot quicker. 
  3. In a separate dish or shallow bowl, lay out ladyfingers and pour reserved coffee-rum liquid over the tops, until evenly drizzled. 
  4. Carefully place ladyfingers on top of whipped cream-custard layer, they should not be too soggy, but a couple of mind did get soaked and it didn’t seem to impact the texture or taste of the tiramisu dessert.
  5. Repeat layering with custard and whipped cream, cover and refrigerate for 4-6 hours. 
  6. Before serving, don’t forget the traditional dusting of cocoa powder.

The easiest way to get this dessert plated pretty is by using a mini spatula, I have three and I use them for everything from brownies, to cornbread.

If desired, drizzle a little chocolate sauce and/or chocolate curls to dress it up even more!

Top shot of a slice of Italian Tiramisu a layered custard dessert with ladyfingers, custard and whipped cream, topped with cocoa powder, chocolate curls and a drizzles of chocolate sauce. with a small cup of espresso along with it.

Authentic Tiramisu Recipe Variations

  1. Does Tiramisu have alcohol? Yes! I used traditional rum, but a nice Marsala or Madeira wine, a Tawny Port, amaretto or coffee liquor like Kahlua are also acceptable choices. Other sweet liquors like Irish cream, orange or chocolate liquor will blend well with tiramisu coffee and cocoa flavors. Change it up! Make it Yours!
  2. Individual Tiramisu desserts | You may have to get creative about cutting your ladyfingers, but simply choose your dishes or cups and layer away! Tiramisu in a cup! Yes!
  3. Can I substitute cream cheese for mascarpone? Not easily, but it can be done. “Mascarpone is a cream cheese with a high fat content and a slightly sweet taste. It is difficult to find a substitute and regular cream cheese has a lower fat content and a more acidic flavor.

    However you could try beating together 225g (8 ounces) full fat cream cheese with 60ml (4 tablespoons/1/4 cup) double or whipping cream and 30g (1 ounce/2 tablespoons) softened unsalted butter until just blended. This will give the equivalent of around 300g (10 ounces/1 ยผ cups) mascarpone.” Source
  4. I can’t find ladyfingers, now what? I can’t find ladyfingers, now what? Instead of the Italian Savoyardi (ladyfingers/sponge fingers) a vanilla or plain sponge cake would be the best choice.
  5. Slice the cake into “finger sized” portions and bake fingers in 350 degree oven for 10 minutes, until dry and crisp or leave it on a wire rack to dry out for a day or two so that when it is dipped into the coffee mixture it absorbs liquid without breaking up too much. Or try making homemade ladyfingers.
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FAQs

Can this easy tiramisu recipe be made a day ahead?

Yes! Tiramisu can be made the day ahead, in fact, I dare say it’s better the next day!

I have made it both ways, the day of…and the day before serving, just make sure you have plenty of chill time built in.

Why is my tiramisu cream runny?

There could be a few reasons why it’s runny, here are the most common:
1. Using a low or non-fat mascarpone can cause it to be runny, there is more water in low – non-fat versions. Go for the full fat version. Read more about that here. 
2. Over beating the mascarpone, it can cause curdling and separation of the cheese curds and water, simply whisk until smooth and creamy.
3. Not cooking the custard long enough, it should be thick and pudding like when you take it off the stovetop. 
4. Mixing the mascarpone into the egg custard mixture before the mixture is completely cooled.

How do I fix runny tiramisu cream?

Right off the bat, if you notice runniness or separation, pour off the runny portion. 
2. The easiest way however; is to refrigerate mascarpone custard for a couple of hours, it will set up. 
3. If you’ve already assembled your tiramisu and it’s pretty runny, allowing it to sit in the fridge will firm it up. The moisture will be absorbed by the ladyfingers and all should be good! 

Bottom line? These are delicious, simple, quality ingredients, runny or not, it should taste amazing!

Can you make traditional Italian tiramisu without alcohol?

Yes! Simply increase your coffee or add water to the coffee to equal the liquid portions out.

How to separate eggs?

– Personally, I use the shell to shell method, where you crack the egg, open it and slip the yolk from shell to shell allowing the whites to drip into a bowl beneath. 
– I’ve also used the hand method; crack an egg and pour entire egg into your hand, slowly opening your fingers just enough to allow the whites to slip through, then sliding the yolk into a clean bowl.

If both those methods scare you or gross you out (I get it) then you can always buy one of these handy dandy yolk separators.

What are Ladyfingers?

“Ladyfingers (sometimes known by their Italian name savoiardi,sponge fingers in British English, or as Boudoir in French) are low density, dry, egg-based, sweet sponge biscuits roughly shaped like a large finger. Plain ladyfingers are commonly given to infants, being soft enough for teething mouths, but easy to grasp and firm enough not to fall apart.” Source

How long does tiramisu last?

It is best kept in the refrigerator and will last up to 4 days (though we have certainly eaten leftovers longer after that! The flavors are at their peak at day 1 and 2, so eat it sooner rather than later.

Is Tiramisu a cake?

Technically it is not a traditional cake, however; I would consider this a cake in many ways! It is a layered dessert that is best served in slices, just like cake.

Does tiramisu need to be refrigerated?

Yes, tiramisu absolutely needs to be refrigerated. Since it’s made with ingredients like mascarpone cheese, eggs, and cream, you want to make sure it stays cool to keep everything fresh and safe to eat. Plus, chilling the tiramisu helps all those delicious flavors come together and gives it that perfect creamy texture we all love. So, pop it in the fridge for a few hours before serving, and keep it there until you’re ready to enjoy every last bite!

Can you freeze tiramisu?

Yes, you can freeze tiramisu and enjoy it later—some even say it gets better as those ladyfingers soak up all that rich coffee flavor. Here’s how to freeze it properly so it stays just as delicious:
– Gently remove any extra toppings like cocoa powder by skimming the top with a knife.
– Wrap the tiramisu tightly in plastic wrap.
– Wrap it again with a second layer of plastic wrap for good measure.
– Cover with aluminum foil and pop it in the freezer.

Tip: If you’ve got a larger batch, consider freezing it in smaller portions. That way, it’s easier to store and you can pull out just the right amount when the craving hits!
When you’re ready to enjoy it again, simply thaw it in the fridge overnight. The texture might be a touch softer, but trust me—it’ll still taste amazing!

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I hope you enjoy this traditional tiramisu recipe, it’s one of my most popular recipes on the blog and if you are into creamy, delicious, decadent desserts, this won’t disappoint! Looks fancy, but it’s really not!

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Classic Tiramisu

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Author: Kathleen Pope
Prep Time: 30 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes minutes
Inactive Chill Time: 5 hours hours
Total Time: 5 hours hours 40 minutes minutes
Servings: 9 -16 slices
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Traditional Tiramisu is an Italian dessert recipe with layers of mascarpone custard, whipped cream, layered between rum and espresso soaked ladyfingers.

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Equipment

  • 7-Speed Digital Hand Mixer with Turbo Beater II Accessories and Pro Whisk – Contour Silver
  • Anchor Hocking 2 Quart Glass Batter Bowl With Lid 

Ingredients 

  • 6 large egg yolks scramble up the whites for a dog, or make an egg white omelet, then you’ll feel better about eating this dessert! HA
  • ยพ cup all natural cane sugar refined white sugar may be substituted
  • โ…” cup whole milk
  • 2 cups heavy cream no substitutions here, the real full fat kind.
  • 1 ยฝ teaspoons pure vanilla extract
  • 1 lb mascarpone cheese 2- 8 oz tubs, softened. Found in the deli section, near fresh mozzarella, parmesan.
  • ยฝ cup coffee strong, brewed at room temp (make ยพ cup or so, you may need a little extra)
  • 4 tablespoons rum light or dark (or see notes below for alternative alcohol options or to omit entirely)
  • 1 7 oz package ladyfingers or two 3 oz packages
  • 1 tablespoon cocoa powder for dusting
  • Optional chocolate drizzle and chocolate curls
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Instructions

  • Place egg yolks into medium saucepan, whisking in sugar until well blended. If using all natural cane sugar, whisk a little longer than normal to incorporate the coarser crystals of all natural cane sugar.
  • Whisk in milk and stirring constantly, cook over medium heat, until the mixture comes to a gentle boil. Boil gently for 1 minute, then remove from heat and allow to cool for 5-10 minutes, custard should be thick and coat the back of a spoon. Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator for 1 hour or more if needed to cool completely.
  • Once custard is cooled, in a separate large batter bowl, beat heavy cream and vanilla extract until stiff peaks form, refrigerate until ready to use.
  • Whisk the mascarpone into the yolk/custard mixture, whisking just until smooth, set aside. If your Tiramisu cream is runny, read to the end of the post for reasons and fixes. 
  • In a 1 cup measuring cup, mix coffee and rum (see notes to make without rum). Layer the ladyfingers evenly on the bottom of 9×9 dish or 7×11. Drizzle ยฝ of the coffee – rum mixture over the top, they do not need to be completely soaked, but should be evenly drizzled, if needed add a few additional tablespoons coffee. Swirl your dish around so that the ladyfingers soak up the liquid. 
  • Layer half the mascarpone custard on top of the lady fingers, smoothing out. I even gave the dish a little gentle "smack" on the counter to get the custard to settle between the lady fingers. Spread half of the whipped cream on top of the mascarpone custard, smooth out evenly. I like using an for this.
  • In a separate dish or shallow bowl, lay out ladyfingers and pour reserved coffee-rum liquid over the tops, until evenly drizzled. Carefully place ladyfingers on top of whipped cream-custard layer, they should not be too soggy, but a couple of mind did get soaked and it didn't seem to impact the texture or taste of the tiramisu dessert. Repeat layering with custard and whipped cream, cover and refrigerate for 4-6 hours. 
  • Before serving, give the top a good dusting with cocoa powder.
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Notes

Can Tiramisu Be Made the Day Before? YES!

Why is My Tiramisu Cream Runny and What Can I do About It?

  1. Using a low or non-fat mascarpone can cause it to be runny, there is more water in low and non-fat versions. Go for it with full fat version. Plus I am of the persuasion that non-fat dairy items cause us to be fat…read more about that here. 
  2. If you beat the mascarpone too much, it can cause curdling and separation of the cheese curds and water. 
  3. Not cooking your custard long enough, it should be thick and pudding like when you take it off the stovetop. 
  4. Mixing the mascarpone into the egg custard mixture before the mixture is completely cooled.
  5. Right off the bat, if you notice runniness or separation, pour off the runny portion. 
  6. The easiest way however; is to refrigerate your mascarpone custard for a couple of hours, it will set up. 
  7. If you've already assembled your tiramisu and it's pretty runny, allowing it to sit in the fridge will firm it up. The moisture will be absorbed by the ladyfingers and all should be good! 
  8. Bottom line? These are delicious, simple, quality ingredients, runny or not, it should taste amazing!

Can you make Tiramisu without alcohol?

Yes! Simply increase your coffee or add water or even orange juice to the coffee to equal the liquid portions out.

SUBSTITUTIONS AND OTHER QUESTIONS

  1. What other alcohol works with tiramisu? Try a nice Marsala wine or Madeira, a Tawny Port, but amaretto or coffee liquor are also acceptable choices to add. Other sweet liquors like Irish cream, orange or chocolate liquor will blend well with tiramisu's coffee and cocoa flavors. Change it up!
  2. Individual Tiramisu desserts. You may have to get creative about cutting your ladyfingers, but simply choose your dishes or cups and layer away!
  3. Can I substitute cream cheese for mascarpone? Not easily, but it can be done. "Mascarpone is a cream cheese with a high fat content and a slightly sweet taste. It is difficult to find a substitute and regular cream cheese has a lower fat content and a more acidic flavor. However you could try beating together 225g (8 ounces) full fat cream cheese with 60ml (4 tablespoons/1/4 cup) double or whipping cream and 30g (1 ounce/2 tablespoons) softened unsalted butter until just blended. This will give the equivalent of around 300g (10 ounces/1 ยผ cups) mascarpone." Source
  4. I can't find ladyfingers, now what? Instead of the Italian Savoyardi (ladyfingers/sponge fingers) a vanilla or plain sponge cake would be the best choice. Slice the cake into "finger sized" portions and bake fingers in 350 degree oven for 10 minutes, until dry and crisp or leave it on a wire rack to dry out for a day or two so that when it is dipped into the coffee mixture it absorbs liquid without breaking up too much.

Nutrition

Serving: 1serving | Calories: 537kcal | Carbohydrates: 21g | Protein: 8g | Fat: 45g | Saturated Fat: 28g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 6g | Cholesterol: 235mg | Sodium: 55mg | Potassium: 106mg | Fiber: 0.2g | Sugar: 19g | Vitamin A: 1676IU | Vitamin C: 0.3mg | Calcium: 144mg | Iron: 0.5mg
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  1. Nichole

    Fri, Jun 13, 2025 at 5:27 pm

    5 stars
    This is the best tiramisu recipe Iโ€™ve tried to date! I do wish I had beat a little more than just the two cups of heavy cream (just to cover the full second layer of my dish, perhaps I used too much on my first layer). Seriously, SO delicious!

    Reply
    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Sat, Jun 14, 2025 at 6:00 am

      Thank you so much, Nichole, so grateful you loved it!

      Reply
  2. Nita

    Wed, Nov 13, 2024 at 11:38 am

    I am gluten free. I just found some gluten free ladyfingers and can’t wait to try this recipe! Thank you!

    Reply
    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Wed, Nov 13, 2024 at 11:43 am

      I think another reader has down that too! Youโ€™ll love it! Make sure your rum is gluten free. Hope you love it!!

      Reply
  3. Heather Johnson

    Sat, Mar 19, 2022 at 8:35 pm

    this is delicious – love all the tips thanks!

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    • KathleenKathleen Pope

      Mon, Mar 21, 2022 at 3:06 pm

      Thanks so much Heather!

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