This is a very very good tutorial please may I ask the measurements of your pan I am in Australia and mine is 10x13 inch’s could I use this one recipe in my size pan I need to bake 4 layers for a number20
this recipe looks perfect a for Tiramisu. Was wondering if I can replace the almond flour with plain flour to get the ladyfinger texture and taste. thanks, Chef for this simple & versatile recipe.
I don't reccomend this for the Tiramisu. For Tiramisu, it's best to use a recipe for lady fingers. I will make a video on that in the future. For now if you want to use this recipe, instead of almond flour use 60 grams of plain flour.
Super super super super fantastic and nice n clear demonstration
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you
Hi. Can I used it for cheesecake base. Instead of biscuits crust
yes
Do I need to pre-heat the oven? Thank you
Yes
This is a very very good tutorial please may I ask the measurements of your pan I am in Australia and mine is 10x13 inch’s could I use this one recipe in my size pan I need to bake 4 layers for a number20
i'm using 13" L x 18" W x 1" H inches
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is there an alternative for almond powder? thank u
you can add flour
@@Roshel-Patisserie ap flour ?
@@waenghoe1290 yes
@@Roshel-Patisserie thank u
this recipe looks perfect a for Tiramisu. Was wondering if I can replace the almond flour with plain flour to get the ladyfinger texture and taste. thanks, Chef for this simple & versatile recipe.
I don't reccomend this for the Tiramisu. For Tiramisu, it's best to use a recipe for lady fingers. I will make a video on that in the future. For now if you want to use this recipe, instead of almond flour use 60 grams of plain flour.
Thank you , looking forward to the ladyfingers recipe.
Is there any substitutes fr almond flour
For a quick answer, yes, but I would have to adjust the quantity of other ingredients changing the recipe.
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My joconde / dacquoise keep sticking on my parchment paper. And it's always destroyed when I peel it
I use a silicone mat. Try using an oven thermometer as well to make sure it's hot enough. Also maybe try baking for an extra 1-2 minutes.