Definition of tiramisu
: a dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone, and espresso
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David Harper wins several—for his apple peanut butter pie and black currant tiramisu, among others—and strides up to the front with flip-flops thwacking.
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Even the restaurant's desserts will be avocado inclusive with options including chocolate mousse made with avocado and avocado tiramisu.
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Desserts include tiramisu, housemade s'mores, a Frangelico chocolate cake and gelato (although the place is only a short walk from the game-changing Amorino Gelato).
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At dessert, Stella Van Buren makes a creamy tiramisu ($6) and miniature cannoli ($2.50), just a few cute bites each, with fillings of orange-chocolate, lemon-blueberry or sour cherry-almond.
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The tiramisu can be kept, tightly covered, in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
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Guests dined on artichoke salads, lemon chicken and branzino with tiramisu for dessert.
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New desserts will include a S'mores brownie and a Nutella tiramisu.
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Their sweets will include different varieties of flan, plus chocolate mousse, tiramisu, pastries and cakes made with fresh fruit.
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Origin and Etymology of tiramisu
Italian tiramisù, from tirami su!, literally, pull me up!
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