The gooey layers of chocolate, coffee, and cookies in these Tiramisu Brownies will have you reaching for more dessert in a hurry.
I might need to make another pan of these Tiramisu Brownies…to make up for the story I am about to share with you! Good thing brownies topped with coffee cheesecake and coffee soaked cookies is my husband’s favorite dessert.
(Honey, if you are reading…you might want to skip this post)
My husband’s car broke down about a month ago because it needed a fancy expensive piece.
With Christmas break and the kids being out of school, we really didn’t have a huge need for 2 vehicles, so he waited to purchase the piece. Last week he ordered the piece and anxiously waited for it because he really does like driving his cool red car.
But when this piece was finally arrived and he put it in. The car still didn’t run.
Wanna know why? The gas gauge is also broken.
It turns out the car was just out of gas.
He says he tweaked a few wires while he was out there filling up the gas tank…just in case that was it. But it was 15* out and dark…kinda hard to see said wires!
I’m going with the “it was just out of gas” option because it started right up after that.
Oh boy, he is never going to live this one down!!! Lots of laughing has been going on over here.
I’m totally going to remember and savor this moment! Even if it costs me a hundred more pans of these tiramisu brownies!
It’s good to have one of these moments on my side because he has way too many of my “moments” on his side.
Tiramisu Brownies recipe:
Tiramisu Brownies
These Tiramisu Brownies are topped with a no bake coffee cheesecake and coffee soaked cookies. Perfect ending to any meal!
Ingredients
- 1 - 9x13 size brownie mix
- 1/2 cup milk
- 4 Tablespoons instant coffee, divided
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 - 3.4 ounce box cheesecake pudding
- 1 - 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened
- 1 - 16 ounce container Cool Whip, thawed & divided
- 2 1/2 cups hard lady finger cookies, broken into chunks
- 1/2 cup hot water
- cocoa powder
Instructions
- Bake brownies according to the package directions. Let cool completely.
- Dissolve 2 Tablespoons coffee in the milk. Whisk in the pudding mix and set aside.
- Beat the cream cheese in another bowl. Add the sour cream and beat again on low speed.
- Fold in the pudding mix and half of the Cool Whip.
- Dissolve the other 2 Tablespoons coffee in the hot water and drizzle over the cookie chunks.
- Spread half of the pudding mix over the cooled brownies. Lay the cookie chunks on top of the pudding. Cover with the rest of the pudding mixture.
- Top with the remaining Cool Whip. Dust with cocoa powder. Refrigerate until time to serve. Store in a sealed container.
Notes
*I used a hard coffee cookie in place of the lady fingers. I found them at our local Meijer...the brand is Stella D'oro-Margherite cookies. I have seen them at Walmart as well.
**Ladyfingers are usually sold in the pasta aisle of most grocery stores.
*
Hayley says
Never had tiramisu but I can think of a reason to try it now! These look divine 🙂 and cars–aren’t they kind of a necessary evil?
Jane says
Yum! I Love Tiramisu! I bet it’s amazing with a layer of brownie! Thanks for adding this to my Blog Hop! 🙂
Aimee says
Oh that’s a good story. My husband would never live it down either!!! And the brownies? Yummy!
Kavi says
Hey Jocelyn! You’ve got to give us more than 1 photo per post.. Looks amazing! 🙂
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Kavi (Edible Entertainment)
Ongoing Event:(Kid’s Delight – Something Sweet)
Kara says
Hahahah that’s too cute! I’m sure tiramisu fixes everything though!
Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust says
That’s too funny! These brownies are awesome. You’re amazing!
Terry says
Love tiramisu, gotta try it with the brownies!
Lisa @ Flour Me With Love says
Oh my are these heavenly!!! I can’t wait to make them. I loved the story that goes along too, sounds like my husband, lol. Thanks so much for sharing at Mix it up Monday! I hope to see you next week too 🙂
Simply Tia says
These look absolutely gorgeous and pretty delicious too!
LOL @ your husband. Sometimes the simplest thing is the solution to the problem.
Maria says
I made tiramisu last week from scratch, this recipe looks like an easier alternative. I will have to give it a try!
http://justcallmemaria.blogspot.com/2012/01/tiramisu.html
Serendipity and Spice says
These sound amazing! I pinned it to make.
I’m hosting a winter link party today and would love for you to link this up!
http://www.serendipityandspice.blogspot.com
-Melissa
Alice says
Awesome brownies! And a great story! 🙂
[email protected] says
Love it!!!! Always good to document these precious moments in your lives.
These brownies look awesome!
Cooking for My Kids says
I love this story. And, the brownies look amazing, too!
FoodEpix says
Looks delicious. Would love for you to share your pictures with us over at foodepix.com.
Susan-The Weekly Sweet Experiment says
They look so good! My mouth is watering!
Holly says
Haha cute story 🙂 Loving the brownies Jocelyn. Yummo!
[email protected] says
These brownies look sooooo good! Yum. I love tiramisu, and I can’t wait to try these. (Love your story!)
Winnie says
These brownies look soooooooooo delicious. I don’t think anyone can resist them
Stacy says
My fiance LOVES tiramisu, I am always looking for new ways to make it! These look delicious! Thanks for sharing!
Tina says
This recipe is a very creative blend of two classics-one elegant and one an all around favorite. They do make a awesome pair! I will need to try these, I am craving them right now. Thanks for sharing this one.
Ha-funny story, men and their machines!
Lizzy says
Fun to find your blog and all the fabulous goodies! I’ve shared my truffle brownies 🙂
Tracey says
Oh. My. Gracious. These look A-Mazing!!! Pinning for future reference. And I love the story!!
Tracey @ The Kitchen is My Playground
MrsFoxsSweets says
This looks so yummy! I can totally relate to your story, silly stuff like that always happens to us!
Michael Ann says
These look YUMMY! And easy with lots of convenience ingredients. Thanks!
Little Mommy says
You always have the best stuff! I’m no longer surprise when I click on a linky and it takes me to your site.. I find myself saying..duh! Yummy food, awesome pics – of course! xoxo
4you-withlove says
This sounds sinfully good! Thanks for sharing. Saw you on this chick cooks 😀
Katie J. says
Don’t ever let him forget that story!! Too funny!! These brownies look amazing. I cannot wait to try them out. Thank you so much for sharing. I am a new follower and I would love it if you would stop by my blog and check it out at http://littlebeckyhomecky.blogspot.com. Thanks again for sharing this amazing recipe. I’m pinning it now so that I don’t lose it!
coconut says
two of my favorite things in one, I love it!
Lisa @ Flour Me With Love says
I wanted to stop over and let you know these are being featured from this week’s Mix it up Monday! Thanks again for sharing, I hope to see you next week too 🙂
Di-licious says
Just goes to show you can turn brownies into anything! Great idea.
Allison @ Alli 'n Son says
That is hilarious! And your recipe, divine.
countrymommacooks.com says
Oh my goodness….that looks amazing…..would you please share this @CountryMommaCooks Link & Greet Party…starts tonight @6…Have a great weekend!
Not Your Ordinary Agent says
LOVE tiramisu, so these are right up my alley! please link them to Foodie Friday Hope to see you there!
Cindy says
Yum! They look delicious! XO Cindy
[email protected] says
oh yum!! I love tiramisu so I would love to try these!
Angie Ramirez says
oh man.. hope you saved a piece..can i have one?! lol
Thanks for linking up at my “Create and Inspire Party! Featuring this later today!
thanks,
Angie
Serendipity and Spice says
Thanks so much for linking up to my Manic Monday link party…it was a huge success! Make sure you check back tomorrow when I feature the top 3 posts. I’ll be hosting another Manic Monday linky party this week- the theme is LOVE. 🙂 http://www.serendipityandspice.blogspot.com
Chef in Training says
you always have such yummy looking food here! Yum! This looks incredible! Thanks for linking up to the Tuesday Talent Show! I hope to see you again next week!
-Nikki
Chef in Training
http://www.chef-in-training.com
Jenniffier Kramer says
Oh my… my two favorite deserts in one. I am so pinning this!
Jenn Erickson says
I want one right now!
I was only going to feature Valentines Day specific posts on my FB page for “A Little Birdie Told Me…” today, but I must make an exception. After all, this recipe has captured my heart!
Jenn
Nancy says
Found your Tiramisu Brownies on Pinterest! They look so yummy! Thank you for sharing and you have a new follower on your blog :o)
Nancy with
UrbanCorner.etsy.com
ju.vanderw says
sorry if this is a dense question… do you make this recipe in a 9×13 pan or 8×8?
Just Me says
Facebook has the *like* button…your blog should have a huge *YUMMMMMMM* button!!
The Roasted Root says
All I can say is bravo! – Julia at http://www.roastedrootfood.com
Theresa says
I was surfing & came along your blog post brownies with marshmallow & then saw this one! I had to see how hard it was, I am in love! Yummy looking! & I will try these. Now following along. Happy Valentines Day! Theresa @ DearCreatives.com
Christina says
These look amazing! I’m wondering about the cheesecake pudding mix. Is it the instant pudding powder?
Jocelyn Brubaker says
Hi, Christina. Yes, it is a box of instant pudding.
Loretta says
Tiramisu is my favorite! I don’t have it very often, but this looks easier than the standard version!
Stacy A says
First time making and was a total hit. The only change I made was that I used a mocha brownie mix. I will definatly make this again since it is my husbands new favorite dessert and it is so easy to make:)
Jocelyn Brubaker says
Woot woot!!! I am so glad you guys liked it 🙂
Jan Toomey says
How can I change this to use Marscapone cheese?
Jocelyn Brubaker says
I have actually never used Marscapone cheese before. Maybe just substitute it evenly? Sorry I can’t help you more, but I have only tried this with cream cheese.
Kim says
Hi All. Can someone tell me what “cool whip” is? I would love to try and make these but I live in South Africa and have never heard of “cool whip” and so I don’t know what I can substitute. Any ideas? Thanks.
Jocelyn Brubaker says
Cool Whip is a non dairy whipped cream that you buy in the frozen department of the grocery store. You could try using whipped cream, but that isn’t as stable as Cool Whip, so you would need to eat the entire pan right away since it wouldn’t last very long.