Best Recipe For Crepe Cake [Tiramisu Flavour] and it's Vegan

This recipe for crepe cake is tiramisu flavour is super simple to make. And requires less than 10 ingredients!

I’ve combined 2 classical desserts into one, the famous tiramisu and crepes and made it vegan and gluten free!

It’s pretty incredible.

One of the key ingredients I used for these easy vegan crepes was tigernut flour, specifically the one from - strp’d. This tigernut flour adds a nutty depth of flavor to the crepes which pairs beautifully with the coffee.

Lets get into how to make this crepe cake tiramisu flavour.

How to make vegan crepes..

Crepes are super simple to make and these vegan crepes are no exception. It just requires 6 ingredients that you blend together, fry in a pan. And finally brush with espresso and layer with a vegan mascarpone inspired cream.

It’s spectacular and a total crowd pleaser. You’ll love this recipe.

Begin by whisking the flours and sugar together, making sure there's no clumps to prevent there being any lumps in the batter.

Then pour in your plant based milk and oil, whisking vigorously again ensuring there's no lumps.

[TIP] Make sure your milk is at room temperature before adding to the batter to prevent any lumps of flour pockets forming.

Pour approx ⅓ cup of the batter onto a greased pan and cook for 3-4 mins on the first side and then a further minute on the second.

Once you've cooked up all the batter into crepes its time to make the..

Vegan Mascarpone Inspired Chantilly Cream

As a traditional tiramisu is composed of lady fingers dipped in coffee and smothered in mascarpone filling I had to create a vegan alternative for these crepes.

So for these crepes I developed a vegan mascarpone cream. You'll need to whip up some vegan double cream and icing sugar until a soft peak.[This is your Chantilly cream] Then add the vegan cream cheese and whisk again until it reaches a slightly thicker consistency.

Assembling

We will be brushing on brewed coffee onto each crepe layer to infuse the coffee flavour into the crepes. Then you want to layer on the mascarpone inspired filling. And keep doing this until you reach the last crepe. Please make sure to keep the last crepe bare as we will be spreading the vegan ganache on top.

Vegan Chocolate Ganache

Ganache is a fancy term for double cream and chocolate combined. To make it you simply need to heat equal parts of vegan chocolate and cream in a microwave for 30sec intervals until melted. Stir, until it becomes thick and glossy.

Perfect, now it's time to spread it across the top of the last crepe. You can go a little crazy with the top if you like, make the ganache drip down the sides, sprinkle with some chocolate shavings to create a boarder, or go simple like what I did.

With the back of a spoon or pallet knife slightly press down on the ganache as you create a swirl around. To create a rustic neat finish.

All thats left is to slice and enjoy!

You've just made a vegan and gluten free crepe cake!

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How long can crepe cake last?

This crepe cakes can last up to 5 days if properly plastic wrapped. You can also pop it in the freezer to keep it more fresh 🙂

Whats in the recipe for crepe cake

The recipe for vegan crepes

What do you think of this recipe for crepe cake?

If you need some more advice on how to make this or have any suggestions perhaps a crepe cake Nutella flavour? Or if you have a favourite dessert you want to see, leave me a comment below 🙂

Happy baking, you beautiful human.

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