No Bake Tiramisu Truffles
No Bake Tiramisu Truffles a delicious tiramisu filling with a milk or dark chocolate coating. The perfect no bake Holiday treat.
No Bake Tiramisu Truffles, our new Christmas no bake Candy recipe. Creamy and so fast and easy to make. So as we head into Christmas count down, and I am pretty well finished with baking cookies. I decided to make some truffles.
Ingredients for the recipe
Tiramisu Dough
- Lady fingers – also known as Savoiardi
- Sugar
- Mascarpone
- Cream
- Coffee – strong
Extras
- Dark chocolate
- Milk chocolate
- Cocoa – unsweetened dutch processed
- Chocolate curls – or chocolate sprinkles for decorating
How to make them
In a food processor add the Savoiardi Cookies and the sugar and pulse until completely crushed, then add the mascarpone and the cream, combine. Add the coffee a little at a time and combine, start with 1 tablespoon until the dough sticks together. The dough will be thick.
Place the dough in a glass bowl, cover with plastic and refrigerate 3-4 hours.
Remove from the fridge and roll the dough into golf ball size balls (or slightly smaller if desired). Freeze for approximately 15-20 minutes.
While they are in the freezer, melt the chocolate, place half the chocolate in a bowl over a pot of boiling water, stir until melted, remove from heat then add the remaining chocolate stirring until smooth, let cool slightly.
Remove from the freezer, place a toothpick in every ball and dip into the melted chocolate, place on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet with the toothpick still attached.
While the chocolate is still wet, add chocolate curls. Let harden. Then dust with cocoa.
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Delicious Christmas Cookies to make this Holiday Season.
- Shortbread Cookies
- Almond Crescent Cookies
- Easy Chocolate Chip Whipped Shortbread
- Chocolate Hazelnut Shortbread Cookies
- Crunchy Cinnamon Sugar Cookies
- Double Chocolate Cookie Truffles
After I did a remake of my Filled Chocolates and Chocolate Truffles, I thought these Tiramisu Truffles would be the next best thing.
I love chocolate and the Italian loves anything Tiramisu.
To think when I first came to Italy I had never tasted nor heard of Tiramisu, and then when my sister-in-law made it, I firmly believed that I had never eaten anything so delicious in my life.
Her Tiramisu made with my mother-in-law’s Sponge Cake is one of our favourite desserts.
How to store the Chocolate Truffles
Because of the cream and mascarpone in these Homemade truffles they should be stored in an airtight container and kept in the refrigerator. They will keep for up to one to two weeks.
They can also be frozen, the best way to freeze them is on a cookie tray, freeze for about an hour or until firm , then move them to a freezer safe container, separate them with a layer of parchment paper. They will keep for up to 6 months in the freezer.
And what’s even better about these truffles? They are a no bake recipe. And of course you can’t have Tiramisu without a sprinkle of cocoa or so says my husband! It’s not Christmas without Truffles. Enjoy!
No Bake Tiramisu Truffles
Ingredients
TIRAMISU DOUGH
- 12 savoiardi cookies (lady fingers) crushed
- ½ tablespoon sugar
- ¼ cup + 3 tablespoons mascarpone*
- 1 tablespoon cream heavy, whole or whipping cream at least 30% fat
- 1 ½ – 2 tablespoons strong coffee
EXTRAS
- 3 ounces dark chocolate (good quality)
- 3 ounces milk chocolate (good quality)
- 2-3 tablespoons cocoa for sprinkling
- ¼ cup chocolate curls for decorating
Instructions
TIRAMISU DOUGH
- In a food processor add the Savoiardi Cookies and the sugar and pulse until completely crushed, then add the mascarpone and the cream, combine. Add the coffee a little at a time and combine, start with 1 tablespoon until the dough sticks together. The dough will be thick.
- Place the dough in a glass bowl, cover with plastic and refrigerate 3-4 hours.
- Remove from the fridge and roll the dough into golf ball size balls (or slightly smaller if desired). Freeze for approximately 15-20 minutes.
- While they are in the freezer, melt the chocolate, place half the chocolate in a bowl over a pot of boiling water, stir until melted, remove from heat then add the remaining chocolate stirring until smooth, let cool slightly.
- Remove from the freezer, place a toothpick in every ball and dip into the melted chocolate, place on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet with the toothpick still attached.
- While the chocolate is still wet, add chocolate curls. Let harden. Then dust with cocoa. Enjoy!
- **my house is quite cool so they became firm without the need of refrigeration.
I read that Savoiardi cookies are hard, unlike most ladyfingers, which are softer. Does that mean one should not use regular ladyfingers in this recipe?
Hi Priscilla, no you can use regular lady fingers in this recipe. Either will work. I hope you like them. Take care!
What is whole cream,, please?
Hi Bruce you need to use a cream that has at least 30% fat, so whole, heavy or whipping cream. Hope that helps.
Do you have to temper for truffles.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful recipes.
Elaine
Hi Elaine, yes you probably should when dipping, I didn’t though and they turned out fine.
How long do they keep fresh?
Hi Rosalind, in an airtight container they should keep at room temperature for about 3 days, or in the fridge for 5-8 days.
Hi Rosemary I also made these today just to try them as I couldn’t wait for a special occasion and they are to die for. My husband is the taste tester and he was absolutely blown away with them. My family comes over every Sunday and I always have a home made dessert ready so this will be part of the dessert which I am sure they will love.
Thanks
Mil
Hi Mil, thanks so glad they were a hit, nothing like truffles! Have a great weekend.
Do you use coffee as in liquid or coffee as in coffee grounds?
Hi Melissa, that would be liquid coffee. I hope you like them.
yum! these truffles look absolutely delicious and perfect for Christmas ♥
Hi Natalie, thanks and they were really good. Have a great weekend.
They certainly look yummy!! I’d love to make some — I don’t know if I’d be able to resist sampling a few!! You did a great job on the video
Hi Marisa, thanks so much, and yes it was hard to resist. 🙂