Strawberry tiramisu

The yolks are warmed over a bain-marie here, so there is no need to worry about raw egg. The recipe uses a lot of yolks — the leftover whites can go straight into meringues or a meringue roll.
Ingredients
For the cream
- egg yolks — 6
- icing sugar — 100 g
- mascarpone — 500 g
- double cream 33% — 250 g
For the strawberry soak
- fresh strawberries — 250–300 g
- lemon — 1 (juice of half)
- icing sugar — 1 tbsp
To finish
- savoiardi biscuits — 200 g
- lemon zest
- fresh strawberries to decorate
Method
- Combine the yolks and icing sugar over a bain-marie and whisk. Make sure the water does not touch the base of the bowl, and use a heatproof bowl so that it does not crack. Whisk constantly, lifting the bowl off from time to time. Do not overheat the yolks or they will scramble — warm them through only.
- Take the bowl off the heat, beat with a mixer to a pale, thick mixture and add the mascarpone. Beat again.
- Separately whip the cream to soft peaks.
- Fold the cream into the mixture with a whisk.
- Blitz the strawberries with the lemon juice and icing sugar with a stick blender until smooth. It can be strained, but that is optional.
- Spread a first layer of cream in the dish. Dip the biscuits in the strawberry purée and lay them out — soak them fully or lightly, as you prefer.
- Add cream, then biscuits, then cream again.
- Grate lemon zest over the top and add fresh strawberries.
- Chill for at least 3 hours so that everything soaks through. It is even better the next day.