I always look forward to this event. This is the third (fourth?) year that I've participated. The weather has not cooperated this year and neither has the grocery store. Because it is raining, picture taking is a challenge and the store had no lady fingers! Horrors! How is a gal supposed to pull off an elegant dessert without them? I seriously considered whipping up a batch, but came to my senses. I settled for pound cake instead.
Tiramisu Sundaes
Lady Fingers Recipe (This recipe does not require piping. It makes the lady finger batter into cupcakes.)
My Very Simple Recipe
* coffee ice cream
* purchased pound cake soaked in a bit of coffee and flavoring (coffee brandy would be lovely; I had something else. ☺)
* whipped cream
* mini chocolate chips for garnish
Simply layer all ingredients in some lovely stemware ending with whipped cream on top and the chocolate.
It made a delicious "breakfast" now let me tell you! That's the look of the first hmmmmmm...
Thank you, Suzy, for another fun year of socializing over ice cream.
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Great way to improvise Vee! Your dessert looks very tempting! Happy socializing!
ReplyDeleteI'm just making the rounds today...a little tiramisu sundae over here and some blackberry ice-cream over there (Mennonite Girls Can Cook). It's a good day to have ice-cream for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteYour trifle sundae looks great.
Can I have breakfast at your house?! Yours makes my lemon poppy seed bagel sound soooooo boring.
ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to make this soon! Coffee, coffee ice cream, whipped cream, chocolate...all good stuff.
This looks amazing...
ReplyDeleteI am so far behind this weekend on posting...I will do my post on the 19th IF I can come up with ICE CREAM.
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That looks yummy and I love the presentation.
ReplyDeleteEmma would love that, and so would Sarah! They are my coffee lovers!
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful, elegant yet simple - the best kind of dessert!
Deanna
nice post thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeleteNow that's my kind of breakfast!! It looks and sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
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Oh-my-gracious! What a Breakfast! That's enough decadence, to last the whole week. -gigggggles-
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lose-my-cold-wishes, but I don't have a cold. That "Mucus Relief" bottle (in my blog entry) is just what I take daily. Along with regular stuff for allergies. It's all due to the 24/7 allergies.
Wheeeeeeee....
But his ear is getting better. So we are making progress, on that part of the Health Wars. ,-)
"Auntie"
Vee that looks and sounds absolutely wonderful! I love tiramisu so I know I would love this ice cream version. I want to thank you so much for nudging me regarding the Ice Cream Social. I love it too! I haven't been able to promote it much but I'm hoping we will still get a few to turn out because that is the best part :-) Thanks for coming to the social for the 4th year!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely going to try that!Sounds mouth watering! Thank you for posting the recipe, Linda
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What a wonderful way to make a simple and delicious dessert...I mean breakfast :) I love Tiramasu so I know I would love your version with the coffee ice cream. Yummmmm!
ReplyDeleteTotally delicious looking! And I have to say again how much I like your photo-techniques!
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteWow, so delicious and easy to make too!!! Thanks for sharing . . . too many choices for tonight too! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks and sounds yummy! John seems to enjoy it. :)
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Laura
Now that's my kind of breakfast! Glad you 'came to your senses'-nice substitution:@)
ReplyDeleteMMMMMMMMmmmmmmm...Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts! This sounds nice adn easy to make and a wonderful breakfast treat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet beginning to your day! It looks lovely and I think John appreciated it, too.
ReplyDeleteOkay... I just gained five pounds
ReplyDeleteGreat dessert. I just bought two packages too, for a dessert that has yet to be. Sorry I missed the social, not partying lately. Hmmmm, need to come out of the slump. xo
ReplyDeleteDessert for breakfast...yummo! John looks like he's enjoying every bite!! I love ice cream, isn't it one of the 7 food groups? No? Well, it should be. :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good and we still haven't had breakfast. Thank you for sharing the recipe and the link to more!
ReplyDeleteBreakfast?? - I'm there!! This has always been one of my favorite desserts..must give yours a try.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Tiramisu is one of my favorite desserts.
ReplyDeleteDid you know - I have always enjoyed dessert before lunch or dinner but
ReplyDeletenot for breakfast - but I don't see why not -- eat desserts anytime -- a bug grin. This dessert look simple enough to whip up in no time and LOOK yummy too.. Thanks for sharing!
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Vee, for many years, I would always order tiramisu if I saw it on the restaurant menu. This sounds absolutely wonderful! I'd like to try this ice cream version. This is my fourth year attending Suzy's ice cream social too :-) Nice to chat with you again.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, but alas, not a fan of coffee flavor.
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