Cocoa Flavored Rasgulla Tiramisu Recipe
Antara Basu
358 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Antara Basu
358 Recipes
A teacher and foodie who loves photography and traveling. Antara is a passionate food ...
Did you ever imagine that Italian Tiramisu can collaborate with Indian Rasgulla? This cocoa-flavored rasgulla tiramisu recipe has done it like never before.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:1
Time:4 hours
Contains egg: No
Fusion desserts are mostly about bringing together the best of the East and the West in a smooth, sweet, and effortless manner. Here, the creamy chocolatey western indulgence meets the eastern traditional sweet treats like never before. And this cocoa-flavored rasgulla tiramisu is a perfect east-meets-west kind of dessert that blends creamy Italian tiramisu with syrupy Indian rasgulla. In this recipe, spongy coffee-soaked rasgullas are layered with creamy cheese-based, coffee-flavored filling......Read More
Ingredients
1
serving
For the Recipe
- Cadbury cocoa powder: 6-7 tsp
- Mini Rasgulla: 10 pieces
- Sugar: 2 tbsp
- Hot Water: 2 tbsp
- Instant Coffee Powder: 2 tbsp
- Cream Cheese: 1 cup
- Powdered Sugar: 1 / 4 cup
Directions

Combine equal parts coffee, sugar, and water in a bowl.

Whisk vigorously until the mixture becomes thick, light, and frothy. You can store the leftover froth in the fridge for future use.

In a bowl, combine the cream cheese, cocoa powder, powdered sugar, and vanilla essence.

Whisk until smooth, then fold in a few tablespoons of the coffee froth you made earlier. Transfer the mixture to a piping bag and let it chill in the fridge to firm up

Gently squeeze the sugar syrup out of the rasgullas

Soak rasgullas in a coffee solution for 2 seconds.

Arrange the soaked rasgullas at the bottom of your serving dish.

Add a thick layer of the chilled cream cheese mixture over the rasgullas.

Dust the top generously with cocoa powder. Chill the dessert in the freezer for a short while or the fridge until set before serving!
Add a tiny pinch of salt to your cream cheese mixture. Since rasgullas are incredibly sweet, the salt cuts through the sugar and makes the coffee flavor "pop" rather than being drowned out by sweetness.
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