Dessert

Boozy mango and orange tiramisu with raspberry sauce

A classic Italian dessert gets a tropical makeover with this mango and orange tiramisu recipe. Simple to make yet impressive to serve, this clever dessert is irresistible served in slices with raspberry sauce
Boozy mango and orange tiramisu with raspberry sauce
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35M

Ingredients

Boozy mango and orange tiramisu
Raspberry sauce

Method

Boozy mango and orange tiramisu

1.Grease a large, straight-sided 15cm x 23.5cm x 9cm deep loaf pan. Line base and sides with baking paper, extending paper 4cm above pan edges.
2.Make raspberry sauce (see below).
3.Cut off 1 mango cheek, peel, and purée in a blender. Combine with orange juice and liqueur. Set aside. Peel and slice remaining mango.
4.In a medium bowl, whip cream to soft peaks, fold in mascarpone, lime juice, vanilla and icing sugar.
5.To assemble, dip 6 sponge fingers in liqueur mixture and layer in base of pan. Cover with one-third of mascarpone mix. Add a drizzle of raspberry sauce and a layer of sliced mango. Repeat with biscuits, mascarpone, raspberry sauce and mango; finish with a layer of biscuits. Reserve remaining mascarpone and raspberry sauce in fridge. Chill for at least 6 hours.
6.To serve, invert onto a platter, top with remaining mascarpone and decorate with mango slices, raspberries and a splash of sauce. Serve in slices.

Raspberry sauce

7.Place raspberries, juice and sugar in a saucepan and simmer until pulpy. Mix cornflour with cold water and stir in. Remove from heat and leave to cool.

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