Mascarpone Frosting
This super creamy mascarpone frosting is easy to make! It uses only 4 ingredients and can be used with tiramisu, cakes, cupcakes, and more!
This mascarpone frosting is really a whipped mascarpone cream or a stabilized whipped with mascarpone. Good news is, it is really easy to make! Since it is stabilized it lasts when you pipe it on top of Tiramisu, cake or more!
I have tips and tricks and process photos to easily help you make this recipe! If you love tiramisu desserts, you have to try my tiramisu cheesecake.
Tips for making the frosting
Here are my tips, so yours turns out like this recipe!
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- Tip 1: Make sure the mascarpone is cold before using. I tried this with room temperature mascarpone and the frosting split.
- Tip 2: Beat the heavy cream to a soft peal Soft peak is the first stage of whipped cream. When you take off the beater, the peak will flop over.
- Tip 3: Add the mascarpone to the soft whipped cream. Then, beat until stiff peaks. Stiff peaks mean that when you take off the beater, the peak will stay up strong. Make sure to not overbeat past this stage. Otherwise it will split.
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Mascarpone Frosting
Ingredients
- 4 oz Mascarpone cheese, cold
- 1/2 cup Powdered sugar, sifted
- 1 tsp Pure vanilla extract
- 1 cup Heavy cream, cold
Instructions
- In a small bowl using a hand mixer, beat the mascarpone and powdered sugar together until creamy.4 oz Mascarpone cheese, 1/2 cup Powdered sugar
- In a metal bowl, beat the vanilla and heavy cream on high speed until soft peaks form. When you pull off the beaters the tip that's left will be very droopy.1 tsp Pure vanilla extract, 1 cup Heavy cream
- Add the mascarpone and beat on high speed until stiff peaks form. When you pull off the beaters the tip that's left will stand up straight. Make sure to not overwhip, otherwise it will split. This creates a stabilized whip cream that is great for dessert. Especially Tiramisu!