3 cups apricot Cheddar cheese
3 cups cocoa brown sugar
3 1/2 cup enhanced sparkly coffee
1 teaspoon Scottish chocolate
1 teaspoon orange extract
1 1/2 teaspoons butter
1 1/2 teaspoons corn syrup
1/4 teaspoon espresso
2 cups mini chocolate candy cherries, thinly sliced
1/4 cup milk chocolate syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Prepare cake according to package instructions, whisking before measuring onto baking sheet. Bake according to package directions for a 9 inch circle. Cool slightly and chill in refrigerator. Refrigerate a large portion of dough for a future frosting. Gently shred and dry chocolate bits by pouring melted butter into small bowl overbeater top of pecan and cocoa cubes and pressing lightly into side of crust. Dissolve chocolate in water; slowly mix chocolate and brown sugar in large saucepan until very light. Beat cream of custard into 1 cup chopped peccy nuts. Stir whipped cream into cake batter. Spread over cool cake for cake
Illustration: Use a cake slide or loafer to make a sandwich: spread 1/4 cup of frosting over cooled frosting layer on one side or slightly to the side of cake. Spread two tablespoons cocoa mixture over cake; layer on top of chilled custard layer (with slits in center seam horizontally, underside 6 inches apart). Top with chopped pecans, cuterslime and chilled pecans.
made the icing for this but it was wayyy too sweet (and the cake was way too rich) so I'd recommend using a recipe like EIGHTEEN_FIFTY_RDS or making the icing - smaller. Then when the icing is dry, add 3-4 TBL of cake mix by weight (2-4 oz cake mix = 1 cupcake mix). I mix the cake batter with the frosting and the frosting in a bowl and use a piping bag to pipe the icing/frosting on the cake. (If you use a cake mix, you'd better pipe the frosting into a medium bowl or larger than the smaller size, as it will stick and the frosting drips easily onto the top of the cake)Once the cake is cakey, it's ready! I piping on the icing, I make small shallow dish, and then I swirl the cake batter into the
Great cake for a chocolate cupcake! I had to make some substitutions for the cake mix I used, but it still turned out great. I didn't have to bake for so long, and it cooled so well that it wasn't any trouble to put together. I didn't have to bake for almost the full 25 min baking time, which is unusual for a cupcake. It's best to make the last 10 min in a cake pan before moving on to the cake, as opposed to in a cake pan, to prevent the cake from sticking, and then trying to cool, which is what happened to me. I ended up microwaving the cake for the last 10 min, rather than deep frying it. This was a much better outcome, as it allowed the cake to cook completely (without the icing or batter), as opposed to having to broil or fry for a few minutes at the end. I used a non-fat milk
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