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Crème Caramel Tiramisu
Total time40 min
Prep25 min
Cook15 min
Yield8 servings
DifficultyMedium
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ChefFaten Shehab

Crème Caramel Tiramisu

Tiramisu is one of the most delicious and popular desserts. Some may think it's difficult — now's the time to try it with crème caramel: it's easy and much more economical to make at home.

2 tubs Qeemar cream

2 packets crème caramel mix

2 sachets Dream Whip powdered cream

plain biscuits

2 tablespoons Nescafé dissolved in 1 cup cold water

3/4 cup milk

instant coffee powder for dusting

Ingredients

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  • For more from Faten, see Mdlouqa made with toast bread

Method

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  1. Whip the powdered cream with the milk until you get a firm cream.
  2. Add the two sachets of powdered crème caramel and beat.
  3. Add the ashta (clotted cream) and beat the mixture well.
  4. Prepare a Pyrex or cheesecake mold, then quickly dip the plain biscuits in the dissolved Nescafe.
  5. Arrange two layers of biscuits on the bottom of the mold and spread a small amount of the cream mixture over them.
  6. Repeat the process twice and finally place a layer of cream on top.
  7. Refrigerate the mold for about 3 hours so the biscuits absorb the cream.
    Timers: 180 min
  8. At serving time, sprinkle a little instant coffee powder over the top.
  9. For more from Faten, here is Madlouka made with toast bread

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DessertsItalianMediumBalanced time

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  • Mdlouqa made with toast bread

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