Top with another cake, spread on
the remaining mascarpone, slice the ginger and place on top.
Repeat step # 4, but over the first layer and top with
the remaining mascarpone mixture and smooth the top over.
Add other half of batter, then top with
remaining mascarpone.
Place cake layer on work surface; spread with 1/2 cup marmalade, then
remaining mascarpone cream.
Not exact matches
Into a small bowl add:
mascarpone, ricotta,
remaining egg, 2 tablespoons sugar and vanilla.
Spread
mascarpone on inside of one slice and pesto on inside of
remaining slice.
Spoon half of the
mascarpone mixture over the biscuits, dip
remaining ladyfingers and arrange as you go.
Fold (GENTLY) the
Mascarpone mixture into the
remaining whipped cream until all streaks of white are gone and the mixture is smooth but still fluffy.
If, after a few days, any cake
remains, just whip up a fresh batch of
mascarpone cream and make individual trifles.
Combine
mascarpone, rind, icing sugar and
remaining vanilla seeds in a bowl, adding milk if necessary until spreadable.
Combine the
mascarpone and
remaining 1/4 cup of heavy cream in a bowl and using a stand mixer or hand - held mixer, beat until fluffy and smooth.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, mix together the
mascarpone,
remaining lemon zest and the
remaining 1 tablespoon of sugar.
Whisk together
remaining 1/4 cup sugar,
mascarpone cheese, and vanilla in a large bowl.
Repeat procedure with
remaining brownies and
mascarpone cheese mixture.
In the bowl of a freestanding mixer, beat together the cream cheese,
mascarpone cheese and
remaining sugar (1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons) until smooth.
Place a layer of sliced strawberries over the
mascarpone mixture, reserving the
remaining strawberries for the top.
Once the yolk -
mascarpone mixture has cooled a little, gently fold in half of the whipped cream into the yolk -
mascarpone mixture, then the
remaining half just until fully incorporated (the whipped cream will deflate a little).