Luscious Mascarpone and Caramel Dessert with White Chocolate Ganache

Delight in the exquisite taste of this Luscious Mascarpone and Caramel Dessert, an elegant treat combining the creamy texture of mascarpone with the rich sweetness of homemade caramel. A base of soaked ladyfingers adds a delicate softness, all topped with a smooth white chocolate ganache for a decadent finish.

Why You’ll Love This:

  • The combination of creamy mascarpone and rich caramel creates a luxurious flavor profile.
  • The white chocolate ganache adds a layer of velvety sweetness.
  • Customizable to your taste preferences with different types of sugar and room cheese.
  • Perfectly sized for a 28×12 cm baking form, ideal for intimate gatherings.

Ingredients:

  • Cream Mixture: 250g mascarpone, 20g granulated sugar, 8g vanilla extract, a stabilizer for cream (like cream of tartar or unflavored gelatin), 250ml heavy whipping cream
  • Filling: 16 ladyfingers, 250ml milk
  • Caramel: 50ml water, 125g sugar, 150ml whipping cream, 50g butter
  • Ganache: 20ml whipping cream, 50g white chocolate

Method:

  1. Combine mascarpone, sugar, vanilla, and stabilizer. Gradually add whipped cream until stiff.
  2. Briefly soak ladyfingers in milk and line the bottom of a 28×12 cm baking form.
  3. Spread half of the mascarpone mixture over the ladyfingers.
  4. For the caramel, dissolve sugar in water over medium heat, then add cream and butter. Stir until thickened. Let it cool slightly, then pour over the mascarpone layer.
  5. Add the remaining mascarpone mixture on top of the caramel.
  6. For the ganache, heat the cream and pour over the white chocolate. Stir until smooth, then pour over the dessert.
  7. Refrigerate until set before serving.

Pro Tips:

  • Adjust sugar levels to suit your taste.
  • Make sure all ingredients are at room temperature for a smoother texture.

Enjoy your sumptuous Mascarpone and Caramel Dessert with White Chocolate Ganache!

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