Stollen Tiramisu

I love making tiramisu variations all year long (like this autumn tiramisu with apple), and around Xmas time the best tiramisu reinterpretation is made with leftover Stollen!

I’m also ditching the coffee / amaretto mix and replacing it with orange juice and Grand-Marnier. Add some orange wedges for freshness, pomegranate seeds for pop and colour and you have a wonderful Christmas dessert at your hands!

I made this recipe for my “Xmas Leftovers” episodes on RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg.

Find the recipe here in Luxembourgish.

 

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Ingredients

5 oranges
60ml Grand-Marnier
70g sugar
2 eggs
1 tbsp vanilla sugar
250g mascarpone
200ml cream
450g Stollen

For the topping:
Cinnamon sugar
Festive xmas sprinkles
Pomegranate seeds

Method

Serves 6

Cut the top and bottom off 4 oranges, then cut the peel off along the sides, so that you expose the orange flesh. Cut out orange wedges and put into a bowl. Squeeze the remaining orange juice from the leftover orange flesh and put into a deep plate.

Squeeze out the remaining orange so that you get 100ml orange juice in total. Mix with 60ml Grand-Marnier and set aside.

Separate the eggs, beat the egg whites with a pinch of salt until stiff. In a large mixing bowl, beat the egg yolks with the sugar and vanilla sugar. Add the mascarpone and the cream and beat until you have a stiff mixture.

Fold the stiff egg whites through the mascarpone cream.

Dip stollen slices in the orange juice so that it soak up a lot of liquid.
Distribute the soaked stollen in the bottom of one big serving bowl (or many different-sized ones), pouring a bit more liquid over them, then top with orange slices and end with a generous portion of mascarpone cream. If you’re only doing one single big bowl, you can decide to create a second layer, like a tiramisu. I personally prefer one bottom layer of Stollen with a thick layer of cream on top, so that it looks like a trifle.

Cover the tiramisu with cling film and refrigerate for at least 4 hours.

Before serving, dust the tiramisu with cinnamon sugar and sprinkle with the festive sprinkles and pomegranate seeds.

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