1cancanned mango chunksdrained (or fresh mango you prefer)
15ouncesLady finger biscuitsabout 55 biscuits
Instructions
Add the cold heavy cream, powdered sugar, mango pulp, and mascarpone to a stand mixer bowl.
Using the whisk attachment, beat on medium-high speed until the mixture becomes fluffy. Set aside.
Add the mango juice to a bowl and dip each lady-finger biscuit in the juice on all sides.
Layer the biscuits side by side in the bottom of a 9×13 pan.
Once the bottom is covered, I like brushing a little extra mango juice on top of the biscuits.
Add half of the cream mixture on top and spread it evenly. Repeat the ladyfingers layer and brush with juice.
Add the freshly chopped mangoes or drained mango chunks all over.
Top with the remaining mango cream and spread evenly.
Refrigerate for 6 hours or preferably overnight.
Notes
Dip the ladyfinger biscuits quickly: Pay attention to dip the biscuits in mango juice swiftly to prevent them from becoming overly saturated. A quick dip on all sides is sufficient to soften the biscuits without making them too soggy, ensuring a balanced texture in the final dessert.
Layer and refrigerate overnight: For the best results, I recommend you make the tiramisu and refrigerate it overnight. That way allows the flavors to meld together and the biscuits to fully absorb the mango juice, resulting in a well-set and flavorful dessert.
Garnish and serve chilled: Just before serving, garnish the mango tiramisu with additional mango chunks, or a sprinkle of cocoa powder for an appealing presentation. Remember to serve it chilled. The cold temperature enhances the refreshing and creamy experience of the dessert.