Everyone who tried my tiramisu said that it was the best yet, thanks to the homemade ladyfingers- very nice. Rating: 4 stars. This recipe didn't work perfectly for me - however, I think it was due to the room temp when i was mixing and piping - little too hot - and the fingers spread out and turned out rather gummy.
Poofy and cakey, as they should be. So if you notice a first panful goes flat, try cooling the batter and trying again later. These cookies were awesome! I found them very easy to make. And I love the fact that they require so few ingredients and such a short baking time.
They are very light and airy! I didn't have a problem with them spreading too much like others did. Although I can say that they are kind of a thinner cookie which worked well for my Tiramisu. I'm still not sure about the Tiramisu but the cookies rocked! I got 38 cookies from this recipe it may vary for others as I "piped" them through a plastic bag and I wasn't very good at getting them all the same size.
I did cook them for 7 minutes instead of 8. I found that the bottoms were nice and brown and the tops were very light. My husband ate like 12 of them with a tall glass of milk before I made my tiramisu! I will definitely use this recipe again and again! Very nice and light cookies that are excellent for tiramisu. With these ladyfingers make sure you watch the bottoms for burning. They also tend to spread a bit so don't crowd them.
I wasn't able to find ladyfingers at the grocery store for a last-minute tiramisu, but these were so easy and perfect, I will use this recipe from now on! I use wax paper rolled into a cone, fill with the batter, twist the top closed and snip off the tip- couldn't be easier. I piped onto a baking sheet with a Silpat instead of parchment. I did as others and just spread out onto a cookie sheet on a greased parchment paper. They turned out fabulous!!
I baked at F for 10 mins and than, pulled them out to cool. I cut them into strips than let them cool for 20 more mins than stuck back in the warm oven. This dried them out a tad more so I could use them in my Tiramisu without them getting too soggy. It turned out perfect!! Stephany Brown.
Possibly the easiest recipe I have found for ladyfingers. They turned out great. I baked mine a little longer on insulated baking sheets to get a drier cookie for tiramisu.
From my viewpoint, I prefer a home made sponge verses Lady Fingers, which are hard to get in Madrid any way Ciao, Have a nice Thursday. Originally Posted by forksleft. If you don't have time to make Margi's sponge recipe I'd get the crispy fingers.
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