Wash the strawberries well (see how to wash strawberries properly), remove the stems, and cut them into pieces. Add them to a blender with lemon juice and sugar. Blend until smooth, then set aside.
Prepare the cream:
In the bowl of a mixer, add the mascarpone, granulated sugar, and vanilla. Give it a quick mix with a spatula, then pour in the cold whipping cream. Start mixing on low speed, then increase to high. Stop as soon as the cream reaches stiff peaks and the texture thickens. Don’t overmix.
Assemble the layers:
Pour about one cup of milk into a bowl. Quickly dip each ladyfinger in the milk, turning once to coat both sides, and place them in a single layer in your dish. Spread a thin layer of strawberry puree over the ladyfingers, then add half of the mascarpone cream. Repeat the same process with another layer of dipped ladyfingers, more strawberry puree, and the remaining cream.
Cover the dish and refrigerate for one to two hours so the layers can set and the flavors blend.
Place the leftover strawberry puree in a small pan and bring it to a gentle boil for a few minutes until it thickens slightly. Transfer it to a jar while hot and let it cool at room temperature.
Once the tiramisu is cold, spread the reduced strawberry puree on top and decorate as you like. Keep it refrigerated until serving.
Notes
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