Cherry tiramisu
If you are not keen on coffee, try this fruity take on tiramisu by Gino D'Acampo which uses cherries instead.
If you are not keen on coffee, try this fruity take on tiramisu by Gino D'Acampo which uses cherries instead.
If I asked you to name one Italian dessert, I guarantee the vast majority would say tiramisu. However, not everybody likes the coffee that the biscuits are traditionally soaked in, so my version – inspired by a trip to the cherry orchards of Castello – uses liqueur instead.
If making this for children, just leave out the booze and cook the cherries in a little water.
Recipe from Gino's Italian Escape by Gino D’Acampo (Hodder & Stoughton) RRP £20. Photography © Matt Russell.
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