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Pumpkin Tiramisu – A No-Bake Dessert For You
- 25 mins prep
- serves 6 people
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Pumpkin Tiramisu – A No-Bake Dessert For You
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and pumpkin recipes are on my mind. Besides the traditional pie, I wanted to venture out and try something different.
With the help of three recipes that resonated with me, here is what I came up with.
We all love tiramisu; what is there not to love? Sweet, easy to prepare, and always welcome to our table,
Here is a more accessible version, no eggs, and in just 20 minutes, you have a no-bake great pumpkin dessert for your family and friends.
What is Tiramisu?
The classic Tiramisu recipe is a coffee-flavored Italian dessert. Ladyfingers are delicate cookies dipped in espresso or robust coffee, layers with a whipped mixture of mascarpone, eggs, and sugar.
Translate “Tiramisu” means “pick me up.” In Italy, in mid to late afternoon, due to the late dinner, children are given a small dessert to carry to dinner without compromising their dinner appetite.
Thus the name tiramisu.
What Coffee to use?
One of the critical ingredients is coffee. A vibrant and strong coffee is what works best for the savoiardi cookies.
I only drink espresso by Lavazza prepared in my Bialetti Espresso Maker. My favorite. Rich and full of body. I do not expect you to go out and buy one. Therefore, make your favorite coffee very strong for this recipe.
Nescafe granules can be used in this recipe. Do make the coffee strong by limiting the amount of water.
What is Pumpkin pie spice made of?
A wonderful aromatic blend of cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and nutmeg.
You can buy this blend at the store already made for you. Or, as I have it here, you can make your own. I always choose the ladder.
At the beginning of every season, I make a fresh batch of pumpkin pie spice for all my fall baking. Easy to have on hand when needed.
And because it is where I can reach it faster, I use it more often in all my fall desserts.
The best thing is that it makes almost 2.5 tablespoons of great spice that you can store in a glass jar and use anytime during the holidays. The perfect balance between cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and clove.
What is the difference between pumpkin spice and pumpkin pie spice?
This is a very often asked question. Neither of them contains pumpkin. It is, however, the blend of spices usually found in pumpkin pie recipes.
You can find it at the store or make your own.
Here are a few helpful tips and how to make this Pumpkin Tiramisu dish to perfection.
- Savoiardi: only buy Italian. They are the best. The link is below for the one I recommend and only use.
- If making your Pumpkin Spice as per my instructions below, make sure you pass it through a small sieve to remove any chunks that may have formed.
- Buy a small can of pumpkin puree if you do not plan to use it all. Most noteworthy, pumpkin puree will not store in the refrigerator for more than a few days.
- When working with the heavy cream, mascarpone, and pumpkin puree in your mixer, start at a low setting. The liquid will splatter all around you. Increase as you go.
- Stiff whipped cream. Do not over-whip.
Substitutes and suggestions
- The white chocolate shaving adds another fun touch to this pumpkin tiramisu recipe. Optional if you do not have it on hand.
- You can add to the coffee Amaretto di Saronno to give it a more Italian flair or rum for a Caribbean twist that I leave up to you.
- I have replaced the turbinado sugar with white sugar, and it works great, too, so there is no need for a memorable trip to the store if you forget them or have none on hand.
Serve it in small glasses for a dramatic presentation, ramekins, or a rectangular dish.
Your new Pumpkin Tiramisu will be a hit with everyone and any time of the year.
More recipes that you will love and enjoy:
Blueberry Galette
Lemon Tart
Key Lime Pie
Mascarpone Roasted Peaches
Equipment and Ingredients used to prepare this recipe
Nutrition Facts
Pumpkin Tiramisu
Amount Per Serving
Calories 736
Calories from Fat 468
% Daily Value*
Fat 52g80%
Saturated Fat 32g200%
Cholesterol 221mg74%
Sodium 113mg5%
Potassium 245mg7%
Carbohydrates 58g19%
Fiber 2g8%
Sugar 31g34%
Protein 9g18%
Vitamin A 8235IU165%
Vitamin C 2.2mg3%
Calcium 169mg17%
Iron 2.2mg12%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Pumpkin Tiramisu
- 25 mins prep
- serves 6 people
Ingredients
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2 cups heavy cream
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8 ounces mascarpone
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1 cup pumpkin puree
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1/2 cup turbinado sugar
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4 tablespoons turbinado sugar
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1 1/2 cup espresso coffee
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7 ounces Savoiardi cookies
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2 ounces white chocolate shaved
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1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE
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4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
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2 teaspoons ground ginger
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1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
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1 teaspoon ground clove
Instructions
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE
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Add the above spices to a small dish and mix them well. Put the mixture through a small hole’s sieve to sift out any large or chunks of spices that did not separate well.
Seal in a glass jar and use as needed.
PUMPKIN TIRAMISU
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Prepare the espresso coffee. Once done, pour it into a flat bowl, add 3 tablespoons of sugar. Stir to dissolve the sugar. Let it cool off.
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Meanwhile in a large bowl of your stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment, combine 1 ½ cups heavy cream, mascarpone, pumpkin, ½ cup sugar, and the pumpkin pie spice. Beat starting slowly and increase to high speed until you reach a stiff whipped cream.
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In a medium bowl beat the remaining ½ cup heavy cream with 1 tablespoon sugar until stiff peaks are formed.
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Top each serving with a generous spoonful of whipped cream and shaved chocolate.
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Originally published on October 17, 2021. Updated on September 20, 2022.
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Lavazza is my favourite coffee, too, and I can have lots of espressi every day, even better paired with another Italian delight. I just had a tiramisu made for me at the weekend (how I love being spoiled!), but now I want another one with autumn flavours! Beautiful!!
You are a lucky lady, and that is wonderful. You will love this version too.
Enjoy!
Love the use of pumpkin here. Looks so delicious
Thank you Shilpa, it sure was.
I love tiramisu but I never tried the pumpkin version. This definitely looks delicious. I can’t wait to give it a try.
Thank you, Natalie. I am sure you will enjoy it. Soft and full of flavor and no-bake too. Best combo this time of year!
Oh how delicious is this!! I love the use of espresso in the recipe. This is sooo good!
Thank you, Sam! Love my espresso and it goes so well with this recipe.
Enjoy!
I love tiramisu and this pumpkin one was delicious! It is so easy to make and has all the great flavors!
Thank you, Kayla for your kind words
This is such a great recipe! I love the suggestion of using rum, I’m going to try that next
It will give it that wonderful touch.
Enjoy!
Delicious idea! I cannot wait to try it!
Thank you, Elizabeth! You will enjoy it.
My goodness this looks delicious! Pumpkin and tiramisu are match made in heaven!
Absolutely! So soft and full of sweetness.
Enjoy!
Fantastic recipe!! We love tiramisu and was craving a fall pumpkin dessert and this was perfect! Added amaretto too.
I love amaretto and I am so happy you enjoyed it.
Thank you!
So creamy and delicious!
It sure is. Thank you for stopping by Giangi’s Kitchen
I am not a pumpkin spice-in everything kind of guy but this looks amazing.
Thank you, James. I hope you will give it a try.
Enjoy!
Just in time for fall. Perfect for pumpkin season. Easy and delicious.
Thank you!
Love this idea for pumpkin tiramisu for a quick fall dessert, that is super easy to make.
Thank you!
This looks so delicious. I love anything pumpkin this is a perfect fall dessert.
You will enjoy how easy it is to make and, how delicious it is.
Looked delicious!! Just in time for fall festivities!! Love it
Thank you, Mike! Absolutely.
Enjoy!
This looks delicious! And you have me rethinking my espresso maker! I’m going to check out that cute Bialetti now. I didn’t realize espresso could be made stove top, it has a lovely nostalgic look to it.
I would not have it any other way. My family laughs at me as I take my small espresso maker on the road when we travel. The best coffee in my book.
Enjoy!
Love this idea for pumpkin tiramisu for a quick fall dessert
Quick, easy and delicious.
Enjoy!
This pumpkin tiramisu looks delicious. I need to try this .
Thank you. Enjoy!
Who can say no to Tiramisu…I love to try this pumpkin version of Tiramisu. I’m sure it is quiet a treat for your palatte.