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A lighter, fruitier tiramisu for your Easter table

Most people are familiar with the classic tiramisu, an Italian espresso-mascarpone layered dessert. This version borrows the concept of a layered mascarpone cream and ladyfinger dessert, but adapts it with spring and Easter in mind.

If lemon and raspberry aren't your thing, you can substitute another berry combination, including blueberries, sliced strawberries, orange segments or mango.

If you don't care for alcohol in your desserts, substitute juice for the liquors. Mascarpone cheese can be found in the specialty cheese section of most grocers. Organic edible flowers can be found with the herbs in the produce section.

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