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Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

By 23/03/2022April 26th, 2022No Comments

Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

Today I proposed a lighter version of the classic dessert “Tiramisú.” Tiramisú is such an excellent Italian dessert, but sadly a dessert with strong coffee and plenty of fatty cheese is not indicated for people in recovery. Caffeine will increase anxiety and depression; meantime, fatty cheeses do not help with other health issues. A moderate amount of this version of the Tiramisú will put everyone together.

I am sorry for the Italian friend. The recipe and taste will be slightly different from the original recipe. Anyway, still a nice dessert, rich in flavour and enjoyable to eat. Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

Ingredients

600 grams of decaffeinated coffee
1000 grams of cheese, spreadable, soft white, low fat
400 grams of eggs (8 medium units)
50 grams of cocoa powder
600 grams ladyfingers biscuits

Cooking method

Soft cheese is low in fat. To avoid a runny Tiramisú cream, we prepared our cream as zabaglione. We put eggs, cheese and sugar in a bowl and slow-cooked in a bain Marie. We cooled the temperature down and put it on the side when it was ready.
After that, we have all that we need to build our Tiramisú. We started with the first layer of cream. We made the second layer after soaking the biscuits (one by one) in the cold decaffeinated coffee. Then we dust with a bit of cocoa powder. Starting again with the cream, we follow the same way until we run out of all the ingredients.
Cover the last layer of cream with Cocoa powder and place our tiramisú in the fridge. For at least two or three hours.

Nutritional label

Nutrient Value per 100g Value per portion (110 g) DRI percentageinfo_outline
Energy 146 kcal 161 kcal 8 %
Protein 9 g 10 g 20 %
Carbohydrate 16 g 17 g 7 %
Sugars 8 g 8 g 9 %
Fat 5 g 6 g 8 %
Fatty acids, total saturated 2 g 2 g 12 %
Fibre 0 g 0 g 1 %
Sodium 155 mg 171 mg 7 %

Nutritional information

Nutrient Yield value Value per portion (110 g)
Energy
3860 kcal
 161 kcal
Fat
137 g
 6 g
Carbohydrate
414 g
 17 g
Protein
243 g
 10 g
Cholesterol
2832 mg
 118 mg
Fibre
6 g
 0 g
Sodium
4110 mg
 171 mg
Water
1806 g
 75 g
Vitamin A
1175 ug
 49 ug
Vitamin B-6
1 mg
 0 mg
Vitamin B-12
20 ug
 One ug
Vitamin C
22 mg
 1 mg
Vitamin D (D2 + D3)
16 ug
 1 ug
Vitamin E
9 mg
 0 mg
Vitamin K
3 ug
 0 ug
Starch
6 g
 0 g
Alcohol
0 g
 0 g
Sugars
202 g
 8 g
Calcium
1753 mg
 73 mg
Iron
34 mg
 1 mg
Nutrient Yield value Value per portion (110 g)
Magnesium
524 mg
 22 mg
Phosphorus
3630 mg
 151 mg
Potassium
3742 mg
 156 mg
Zinc
26 mg
 1 mg
Copper
3 mg
 0 mg
Fluoride
314 ug
 13 ug
Manganese
2 mg
 0 mg
Selenium
269 ug
 11 ug
Thiamin
3 mg
 0 mg
Riboflavin
9 mg
 0 mg
Niacin
16 mg
 1 mg
Pantothenic acid
15 mg
 1 mg
Folate, total
927 ug
 39 ug
Folic acid
138 ug
 6 ug
Fatty acids, total trans
1 g
 0 g
Fatty acids, total saturated
59 g
 2 g
Fatty acids, total monounsaturated
49 g
 2 g
Fatty acids, total polyunsaturated
16 g
 1 g
Chloride
5120 mg
 213 mg

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Reduced-Fat and Decaffeinated Tiramisú

1

100g of this dessert has 146 cal. These can be burn with just by 30-35 minutes of walking

2

Decaffeinated drinks and foods along with low fat contribute to reducing the risk of Coronary Heart Diseases

3

There is nothing wrong to break the habits and treating yourself with a different Tiramisú.

Planning On Changing Your Lifestyle?

Trying to focus on the solution rather than the causes. That will lead you to a different level of thinking, reduce your stress, and make you feel better. Being constantly under stress increase the level of cortisol. Cortisol loves to help our body to store fat in our hips and our abdomen. Right now, we know how to identify our triggers and learn how to deal with them. After that, the biggest challenge has an action plan to prevent relapse. A good relapse prevention plan includes three main steps. Firstly, recognize your triggers, secondly, deal with them and finally use our self-efficacy to deal with them without back in the old habits.

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