This year, I was inspired by my trip to Italy in more ways than one. When I went to Mariano’s to begin shopping for ingredients, I found the most perfect mascarpone cheese which made me immediately think of tiramisu. With a menu item of sweet potato pie always on the dessert table, I knew blending the two would be perfection. It certainly was!
With my mascarpone cheese, sweet potatoes and other incredible ingredients, I headed to the check out with #MyMarianos Rewards Card to reap the benefits Mariano’s always has for its customers. I was ready to get home and make not just Sweet Potato Tiramisu, but Sweet Potato Pie Tiramisu.
This Sweet Potato Tiramisu recipe does not require a lot of time to create, making it ideal for Thanksgiving! Make this ahead and spend more time with the people you love. To free up more time, you can order fresh holiday dinner turkey and ham options at Mariano’s, too.
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Sweet Potato Pie Tiramisu
Ingredients
- 8 ounces mascarpone cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar plus one tablespoon separated
- 1/3 cup brown sugar packed
- 15 ounces sweet potato in syrup, drained and mashed or homemade if you have time which makes it taste even better!
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon plus more for garnish
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons pure vanilla extract separated
- 2 1/2 cups fresh whipped cream separated
- 1/4 cup warm coffee
- 17.5 ounces ladyfingers
- 6 gingersnaps crumbled
Instructions
To Make Filling:
- Add mascarpone cheese and 1/2 cup of granulated sugar and all brown sugar to stand mixer and beat until smooth.
- Next add in mashed sweet potato, cinnamon, nutmeg and 1 tablespoon of the vanilla extract and beat until well incorporated.
- Lastly, fold 1 1/2 cups whipped cream into the sweet potato mixture and set aside.
To Assemble the Tiramisu:
- Add remaining teaspoon of vanilla extract to a bowl with coffee and stir together.
- Arrange a full row of ladyfingers at the bottom of a 9 inch springform pan.
- Pour 1/2 of warm coffee mixture over ladyfingers to soak them.
- Next take half of the sweet potato mixture and smooth over the top of the ladyfingers.
- Next create another layer by repeating all steps starting with adding another row of ladyfingers, pour coffee sauce on ladyfingers, and finally add the rest of the sweet potato mixture.
- Lastly, take remaining 1 cup of whipped cream and whisk in remaining tablespoon of granulated sugar and spread over the top of the tiramisu.
- Garnish the top of the tiramisu with crumbled gingersnaps over whipped topping and a little ground cinnamon.
- Place the springform pan in the refrigerator for at least 4 hours before serving.
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I made this for thanksgiving yesterday. I made it the day before so it would have time to chill. It was a hit! My great niece tipped her head back and said this is sooooo good She is 4 years old.
When I whipped my cream I put about a tablespoon of mascarpone while beating. I often do this as it adds strength to the whipped cream.
I will definitely make this again. Hope your thanksgiving was filled with good friends and good food.
You’ve combined two of my all-time favorite deserts. OMG!!!
And they go great together too!
Oh wow, I’ve never had sweet potato pie tiramisu, and didn’t even think such thing existed! 🙂 As a big sweet potato fan, I LOOOOOOOVE this! Must be super delicious!
I don’t think it did exist but it does now!!! How awesome right!!!????
This cake is so creative!
Thanks so much dear!!
Ohhh Jocelyn! Tiramisu is my weakness and this looks truly killer! I love your addition of sweet potato – brilliant and I bet incredibly delicious!
Thanks so much Georgia!!! Isn’t tiramisu so incredible??
What an awesome original recipe! Your desserts are always so divine! #client
Thanks so much Alicia!!