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Nick's Kitchen makes tiramisu from the mascarpone up

Homemade ladyfingers and Marsala-spiked espresso go into the week's most watched upload, now near 1.5 million views.

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The Original Italian Tiramisu Recipe

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0:09Heat cream and lemon juice to make mascarpone, then strain it overnight.
1:06Whip egg whites and sugar, fold in yolks and flour, and pipe homemade ladyfingers.
2:14Heat yolks and whites separately over a double boiler, then cool before combining with mascarpone.
3:30Mix espresso, warm water and Sicilian Marsala for dipping the biscuits.
3:54Alternate dipped ladyfingers with mascarpone cream, then refrigerate the assembled dessert overnight.
4:44Finish the chilled tiramisu with cocoa powder and chocolate curls.

Buying the biscuits would certainly save time. Nick DiGiovanni makes them himself anyway, along with the mascarpone, in "The Original Italian Tiramisu Recipe," the most watched of Nick's Kitchen's two new uploads.

He starts with cream and lemon juice, strains the cheese overnight, then pipes his own ladyfingers. The filling gets careful treatment too: yolks and whites are heated separately over a double boiler before joining the mascarpone. Espresso and Sicilian Marsala supply the dipping mixture. This is a short tutorial for a dessert that asks you to wait, with another overnight chill after assembly. The episode carries an on-screen sponsorship credit.

The cocoa dusting proves memorable for a less technical reason: Nick coughs after taking a bite. Viewers keep pointing to that moment, while another thread asks for longer videos with more room to enjoy the process. One home cook discusses trying homemade mascarpone and ladyfingers rather than buying them ready-made.

"Chicken Stock" completes the new lineup. It actually drew more views in its opening day than the tiramisu tutorial, though the dessert now has the larger total and the channel's strongest daily momentum. "Every Way To Use Chocolate" remains busy too, approaching ten million views with its brownies, cakes and cookies. "Watermelon Jell-o" rounds out the busiest uploads.

Nick's Kitchen added roughly 90,000 subscribers over seven days, even as daily viewing is running below its usual pace. Among nearby food channels, Chef Tyler had a particularly large weekly viewing total, while Epicurious's subscriber count held steady. Nick's own week paired a kitchen staple with a dessert that begins well before the coffee hits the biscuits.

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What viewers say

Hi Nick! I was born in Treviso, the birthplace of Tiramisù. Thank you for sharing the recipe of my hometown! I want a slice so bad rn❤
@alvisebarnaba624See it on YouTube
yo Nick, dont be afraid to make your vids longer. My favorite ones of yours are the 10-15 min ones where you really slow down and enjoy the process. trying to cram all that instruction into just 5 min makes it feel kinda rushed
@EdCompton-d7rSee it on YouTube
Him coughing on the cocoa powder at end 😭😭.
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Thank you Nick! 😊
I will watch this 100x or whatever it takes to make a perfect tiramisu. I’ve been trying for a few years now, and because of this video, I have realized that even if you buy the best mascarpone and lady fingers pre made- it’s nothing like making from scratch. And Marsala instead of coffee liqueur? Interesting!
@honeyanchorvintageSee it on YouTube
im genuinely so incredibly fond of tiramisu thx
@lilpackoSee it on YouTube
Different ways of using a pumpkin would be interesting
@ManofthePeople12See it on YouTube
Finally! I was waiting for this recipe.
@adrianbarrios2160See it on YouTube
it came out incredible 🤩
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