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Raw Tiramisu

by Olivia Wollenberg from Livia’s Kitchen

Serves 10-12

This showstopping vegan Tiramisu is a must for coffee-lovers, vegan or otherwise. This recipe makes for the perfect pudding centrepiece for occasions including Christmas, birthday and dinner parties.

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Introduction

Tiramisu was always in demand in my family, but I was never a fan of the mascarpone, so I tended to shy away from it. I loved the sound of everything else about it though, and so have taken inspiration from the conventional recipe and put a little spin on it to create something a bit different. This version of tiramisu is now up there on my favourites list.

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Ingredients

For the ladyfinger layer:
250gpecans
250grolled oats
10 tspinstant coffee
1/4 tspvanilla powder
250gsoft pitted Medjool dates
50graisins
pinch of salt
2 tbspcarob powder (optional)
For the chocolate mousse layer:
250gcashews
150gsoft pitted Medjool dates
4 tbspmaple syrup
40gmelted raw coconut oil
2 x 400mltins full-fat coconut milk – the hard creamy part from the top of a tin, not the water (don’t use low-fat as these types will not have this cream)
6 tbspcacao powder
cacao powder
2 tbspinstant coffee
For the vanilla cream layer:
340gcashews
1 tbspvanilla powder
40gmelted raw coconut oil
4 tbspmaple syrup
100mlcoconut water from the open coconut milk tins
instant coffee powder, cacao powder and coconut palm sugar, to decorate

Method

Soak all the cashews overnight or for a minimum of 4–6 hours. Drain and rinse.

To make the ladyfinger layer

Mix all the ladyfinger ingredients in a food processor.

Place two-thirds of the mixture in a deep dish, pressing down so that you have a flat layer, and leave to set in the freezer for at least 2 hours.

To make the chocolate mousse layer

Make the chocolate mousse layer by mixing all the ingredients together in a food processor until smooth and thick. Spread this mixture evenly across the frozen ladyfinger base.

Set in the freezer for another 30 minutes.

To make the vanilla cream layer

Make the vanilla cream by blending all the ingredients together in the food processor until smooth and thick.

With the remaining third of the ladyfinger mixture, make ladyfinger shapes using your hands and place on top of the chocolate mousse layer.

Pour the vanilla cream over the layer of ladyfinger shapes.

Sprinkle a pinch of instant coffee and cacao powders and coconut palm sugar over the vanilla cream to decorate and then set in the freezer for at least 5–6 hours.

Take the tiramisu out of the freezer and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving to allow the dessert to defrost slightly.

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