Definition of tiramisu
:a dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone, and espresso
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The creamy burrata and fluffy tiramisu are worth the half-hour wait.
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The chocolate tiramisu panna cotta is a different take on this classic dessert.
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Some of the flavors are seasonal, like the summertime tiramisu and orange ginger.
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Italian food figures prominently in the story line, and the book brims with recipes for dishes ranging from sausage and fennel pasta to tiramisu, said Zapadka.
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Select from an eight- or 12-course tasting menu and finish with Fanetti’s tiramisu with aquavit, a nod to New Nordic.
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Plantbar serves made-to-order and cold-pressed, bottled juices; smoothies and smoothie bowls; desserts such as whole pies and raw tiramisu; and juice cleanse and raw food meal plans.
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This results in unique, tasty flavors, such as kudzu chocolate stout and tiramisu.
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Tasty treats range from berries and milk, made with Carlsbad strawberries and Bavarian cream to tiramisu.
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Origin and Etymology of tiramisu
Italian tiramisù, from tirami su!, literally, pull me up!
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