Definition of tiramisu
: a dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone, and espresso
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Lunch and dinner offer pasta, panini, subs, salads, pizza and desserts, including New York-style cheesecakes, tiramisu and panna cotta.
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Crovelli sells his rectangular creations at about $4 a slice, supplementing his menu with a panino, salads, and fried snacks such as suppli al telefono, plus tiramisu.
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Our meal ended with a slice of green tea tiramisu ($6).
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Pastry chef Marika Esteves-Smith creates sweets ($6 to $8) like tiramisu, cannoli Florentine, flourless chocolate cake, cheesecake and zeppole, or Italian doughnuts.
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Head chef Brent Courson said the homemade dessert selection, including tiramisu, sets the restaurant apart.
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The Loop spot will also add burrata, tiramisu or pasta salad to any of the baskets for an additional $10.
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Sundried tomatoes, for instance, make an appearance, as does '80s-favorite tiramisu.
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This dish is more like tiramisu, soaked in espresso.
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Origin and Etymology of tiramisu
Italian tiramisù, from tirami su!, literally, pull me up!
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