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This article is recommended for those who are curious about the taste of the new convenience store menu item, ‘Chestnut Tiramisu,’ but hesitate to purchase it directly, or for those who want to make simple desserts at home. It will be especially useful for those who want to complete homemade desserts by following the Black and White Chef’s recipe.
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This article details the process of making the new convenience store menu item, ‘Chestnut Tiramisu,’ at home because it couldn’t be purchased directly. It is structured to be easily followed by readers, with friendly explanations covering the difficulties of convenience store purchases, ingredient preparation, and step-by-step making process. Although it mentions some drawbacks, such as it not being a convenience store-specific container and the absence of mascarpone cheese, it generally shows the possibility of making delicious chestnut tiramisu at home.
Helpful Tips
- New convenience store menu items may have irregular stock or be difficult to reserve, so it is advisable to check in advance before purchasing.
- When making at home, it is more realistic to use substitute ingredients if it is difficult to obtain the same ingredients used in the broadcast.
- The amount of latte or espresso affects the concentration, so it is important to measure and use it accurately.
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The author visited a convenience store to make ‘Chestnut Tiramisu’ using the Black and White Chef’s recipe but unfortunately could not find the desired product. Instead, they decided to purchase the ingredients at home and follow the recipe. Since it was a menu item their son wanted to eat the most, they bought all the necessary ingredients, even though the price was a bit high.
The process of making the chestnut cream by mixing chestnut cream and fresh cream in a 1:1 ratio, and making the bottom layer by soaking digestive biscuits in latte, is described in detail. Granola is also used as a topping, with a tip to toast it in a pan for a crispy texture. The amount of chocolate can be adjusted according to preference; the author mentioned that they lightly sprinkled it because their son doesn’t like chocolate.
The author honestly shares some regrets about the finished Chestnut Tiramisu, such as the distinct layers not being clearly visible because it wasn’t a convenience store-specific container, and the insufficient amount of fresh cream. However, they reveal plans to make it healthier and more luxurious by adding mascarpone cheese, which is essential for high-quality tiramisu, and hint at a future ‘Jae-won Mom’s Applied Version.’ They encourage readers to try making it themselves or to try reserving it on the convenience store’s website, adding that homemade tiramisu tastes different from store-bought products.
