Vatican Tiramisu alla Ricotta (basically a pound cake with ricotta cheese in it) is, like most Vatican dishes, of Italian origins. We could have just as easily assigned this dessert to the Italian Cuisine pages. However, Tiramisu alla Ricotta is so immensely popular in this tiny sovereign country, that it stands out more as a traditional Vatican dessert. It is outstanding in its texture and flavor. A slice of Vatican Tiramisu alla Ricotta alone would make a journey to the Vatican well worth the trip!
Vatican Tiramisu alla Ricotta Special Recipe-
Ingredients:
- 18 oz. yellow cake mix (get the kind without pudding in it)
- 3 chicken eggs (unless your cake mix is the kind that does not require adding eggs)
- vegetable oil and water (the amounts to use will be on the cake mix package’s instructions)
- 15 oz. ricotta cheese
- 3/4 cup granulated white sugar
- 1 tbsp. pure vanilla extract
- cinnamon sugar
Directions:
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I would have expected a recipe from the Vatican to be super expensive to make, lol. But this recipe looks quite simple to make and not at all expensive. I think I will “bless” my hubby with this one! (teehee)
Margo, you crack me up, lol. I agree, though, when I first started looking into Vatican cuisine I was surprised to find it to be very simple in method, using ingredients that are not all that expensive, either.