Submitted by Thin_Business4893 t3_1243utk in pittsburgh
Topic says it all, in search of the best tiramisu in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas!
Thanks in advance friends
Submitted by Thin_Business4893 t3_1243utk in pittsburgh
Topic says it all, in search of the best tiramisu in Pittsburgh and surrounding areas!
Thanks in advance friends
Seconded. Every single thing on the menu is amazing!
Every single dessert I've tried is amazing (Edit: everything is made in-house) - This is definitely the correct answer. Pricey but well worth it!
Same folks that ran Bella Ria's. They were amazing then and have really stepped it up. There is nothing bad on the menu and their pastries and desserts are all fantastic, too.
I normally make mine at home. If you want the best, you need Italian espresso beans and Savoiardi biscuits (from Italy). You can get both of these from shops in the strip district (I get mine from pennmac). You can also make your own mascarpone cheese for the recipe at home if you want. You can make a big tray for ~$12-15, compared to ~8-9 for one slice.
Do you mind sharing your recipe? It's always been something I'd like to make.
Most recipes are the same, the only decisions you need to really make are:
Ingredients
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For the creams:
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For eggless cream (remember to add your 2 Tbsp sugar if you do one of these):
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I use an 8x8 inch dish, but you can use whatever size you want depending on how many layers you want and how much mixture you have.
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Tiramisu:
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After 24 hours, you can remove from the fridge, slice, and eat. It lasts in the fridge for 2-3 days.
Wowie. Thank you so much. Most thorough reply I've ever received. Defn going to try this out.
Thank you for this
Just an FYI salmonella is of course a risk from raw eggs. But it's about as much of a risk getting bit by a shark. It's almost a non-factor. Do, definitely, avoid raw flour though. Much higher probability.
It’s unclear if you know this (you probably do) but espresso beans aren’t really necessary to make good espresso. Espresso beans and coffee beans are the same thing, just roasted differently maybe. I know too many people that buy an espresso roast and use it in their drip coffee maker and they think they are making espresso. It’s probably actually worse because a ground espresso roast is ground finely as it is make to be used in an actual espresso machine.
I liked Moio's
Moios Italian bakery in monroeville.
DiAnoias is pretty good
The Forge… no lie, a random old Italian dude pops in and makes it for them every couple of days. It’s amazing.
2nd the forge. Just had a private event there and people raved about the tiramisu! It’s fantastic!
Not completely traditional but girasole
I love Pizzaiolo Primo's, but I am mostly Eastern European so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
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seconding piccolo forno's tiramisu !!
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Moio's
Alla famiglia in Allentown for me
Zarra's in North Oakland. Hidden gem for italian food really
My Sweet Lilly in the Strip District had a great one last time I was there!
Surprisingly, the Matcha Tiramisu from Gi-Jin is the answer.
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Pino’s in Point Breeze has my favorite!
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Leo Greta in Carnegie. Pair it with Explorer Chocolate Whiskey.
Narcisi Winery in Gibsonia has a delicious homemade Tiramisu! Sometimes they do an apple pie version that’s even tastier.
I'm not tiramisu expert by any means but the tiramisu I get from original gyro in Castle Shannon is hands down my favorite.
Merantes in Oakland.
Best one I've had recently was at El Pizzaiola in Warrendale.
Di Anoias.
Decent, simple Italian food. Excellent pastries. I’m fairly certain they make their sponge cake for the tirimasu from scratch. And the maracapone filling is nice and fluffy!
I’ve made tiramisu from scratch time to time ( including the ladyfingers since the premade ones taste like overly sugared cardboard), and it has that same taste ( but done better)
Idk I like the tiramasu dolce from Oakmont Bakery
Save your money and calories. You’re not going to find anything actually good here.
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Severina in West View! It's a new Italian cafe that makes incredible coffee and pastries.
Just be sure youncall.ahead of time, because like an authentic Italian cafe they can sometimes have changed hours and there js never a set menu. Sometimes they have it sometimes they don't.