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Susan--the recipe is in the Cake Bible, and it is very easy to make!
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | June 6, 2008 12:28 AM #
I am proud owner of the Cake, Pie/Pastry and Bread Bibles -- just wanted to stop by and give thanks for your hard work on all of them. I took a leap of faith and put some rather expensive cheese in a recipe I hadn't tried before ("Cheddar Loaf"). Of course, since its your recipe, it came out absolutely *gorgeous* to the eye and the tastebuds. I would have taken a picture of it but my family inhaled it too quickly :)
Reply to this Posted by: cookie | June 5, 2008 11:21 PM #
Matthew, can you divulge the recipe for Rose's cream cheese buttercream (in your lemon blueberry cake). I do like the way yours holds its shape even when piped. I am having a family affair this weekend and would like to use this frosting on my cake. Thanks so much.
Susan
Reply to this Posted by: Susan | June 4, 2008 8:44 AM #
Thanks Tammy and Cathy--not a professional, just an enthusiastic amateur :)
I don't really have any great tips for photography because I just mostly play around until I get one I like. I do have one of those bendable desk lamps off to the left so I can position it as I like. I also take maybe 10 pictures and pick the one that comes out the best.
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | May 20, 2008 2:09 PM #
These are beautiful cakes, Matthew. Have you shared your tips on photographing before....? Do you have some lights that you use?
Wonderful job!
Reply to this Posted by: Cathy | May 20, 2008 12:58 AM #
Matthew, you must be a professional baker/decorator. I have never seen such perfection and beauty. Excellent job!
Reply to this Posted by: Tammy | May 19, 2008 8:23 PM #
Oh Matthew - I can't believe I missed those photos when I read this thread this morning... they are both absolutely STUNNING! I could dive right into that lemon cake. Very professional, great piping, fantastic photography - I could go on and on......
Reply to this Posted by: Patrincia | May 19, 2008 10:36 AM #
Matthew-gorgeous! And I'm sure they tasted wonderful too! Thanks for sharing.
Reply to this Posted by: Barbara A. | May 18, 2008 3:13 PM #
Thank you Jeannette & Rozanne. Here is a description of the components:
GCC
Perfect All-American Chocolate cake (2 1.5 layers), dark chocolate ganache (flavored lightly with Disaronno--makes a nice complement to the pecans), and Rose's GCC filing.
Lemon Blueberry
White Chocolate Whisper Cake (2 1.5 layers torted), lemon mousseline made with lemon juice, lemon oil, and limoncello, blueberry topping. The borders are actually Rose's cream cheese buttercream because I ran out of mousseline (probably because I divided the cakes). I put on the blueberries at room temperature, so they ran, but I liked how that looks. If you chill it first, then you will get clean slices.
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | May 18, 2008 2:42 PM #
You probably don't remember, but you pasted the filing recipe above in this thread. It is delicious! It seems funny to say this, but it is the second recipe I have made from your new book, but I believe this and the angel food cake are all that have managed to leak :)
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | May 18, 2008 2:35 PM #
matthew--never have i seen such an appetizing german choc. cake! it's stunning. but you wrote you used "rose's german choc. cake filling." i don't believe i've yet published it so were your referring to another rose?
p.s. there will be a luscious german chocolate cake recipe in the new book but it won't be as beautiful as this one!
Reply to this Posted by: rose levy beranbaum | May 18, 2008 2:24 PM #
Beautiful cakes Matthew and so is your photography!!!!
Which of Rose's chocolate cake recipes did you use?
Reply to this Posted by: Rozanne | May 18, 2008 1:32 PM #
Two absolutely beautiful Cakes! How clever you are, Matthew!
Reply to this Posted by: Jeannette | May 18, 2008 3:24 AM #
Two absolutely beautiful Cakes! How clever you are, Matthew!
Reply to this Posted by: Jeannette | May 18, 2008 3:23 AM #
I thought I would share a picture of the finished cake with Rose's German Chocolate Filing. I don't think I've had a better GCC:
German Chocolate Cake
I also made this last weekend after being tempted by the forum thread on lemon cakes. It is basically the swan lake cake, sans cygne, but I used mousseline with limoncello. I wanted to make the swans, but it poured all weekend, so I decided it was foolish to try to make them.
Lemon Blueberry Cake
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | May 18, 2008 1:28 AM #
It must be for 2 layers, filling only, unless I was overly generous with my layers, but it seemed about right.
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | May 17, 2008 2:07 PM #
Is the German chocolate cake filling above for a 2 or 3 layer cake?
Reply to this Posted by: Matthew | April 26, 2008 1:27 PM #
Dear Rose,
I make and share your recipe for basic sourdough bread often. I have a friend who keeps asking me for the recipe, but it is so long that it would take me forever to type it all out. Is there a copy anywhere that can be printed out? I would buy him The Bread Bible, but he is a traveling missionary and the book is too big to carry around. I would love to share it with him.
Thanks!
Reply to this Posted by: Anonymous | April 24, 2008 3:08 PM #
Dear Rose:
I just checked your web-site and I am thinking in purchasing your cake bible book.I want to learn everything about baking cupcakes.Do you think I could use this book for that purpose? What would be the difference when it comes to cupcakes and cakes?.
Thank you.
Liana.
Reply to this Posted by: Liana | April 24, 2008 8:26 AM #
do tell how it turned out!
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | August 30, 2006 1:34 PM #
Thanks so much, Rose. You're the best!
xo
Jen
Reply to this Posted by: Jen | August 30, 2006 1:16 PM #
here's the compromise--i'll give you the filling. the cake itself is such a culinary breakthrough i cannot send it until the book comes out! but it will be delicious using your fav. chocolate cake.
since the 9th is coming up so soon i'm copying the filling into this posting though the chart doesn't copy well so you'll need to print this out and reformat--but all the ingredients are there.
Classic German Chocolate Cake Filling
Makes: scant 3 cups/27 ounces/670 grams
INGREDIENTS MEASUREMENTS WEIGHT
room temperature volume ounces grams
pecan pieces (medium-coarse) 1 cup 4 ounces 112 grams
sweetened condensed milk, 1 can 1 liquid cup plus 3 tablespoons 14 ounces 396 grams
3 to 4 large egg yolks 3 1/2 tablespoons 2 ounces 56 grams
butter, unsalted, cut into pieces and softened 8 tablespoons 4 ounces 112 grams
pure vanilla extract 1 teaspoon . .
Baker's Angel Flake coconut or Mounds 1 3/4 cups 4.5 ounces 130 grams
Toast the Pecans
Spread the pecans evenly on a baking sheet and bake in the preheated oven for 5 minutes.
In a medium, heavy saucepan, whisk together the condensed milk, and egg yolks. Add the butter and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly with a silicone spatula, reaching well to the edges and bottom. As soon as it starts to simmer, lower the heat or remove the pan from the heat occasionally to keep it from cooking too fast or burning. Simmer for about 5 minutes or until thickened enough to pool slightly on the surface before disappearing. (about 175ºF.) It still will be pourable.
Stir in the vanilla, coconut, and pecans, and continue cooking on medium heat for one minute. Scrape the mixture into a large bowl (it will become tan and slightly translucent). Cover it with a towel, and allow it to cool to room temperature or just barely warm, stirring occasionally to prevent a skin from forming. (It will take about 3 hours at room temperature but will reach spreading consistency faster if refrigerated or stirred over ice water for 5 minutes.) The filling thickens as it cools and if refrigerated for more than 2 hours will need to be softened over hot water or for a few seconds in the microwave.
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | August 30, 2006 11:32 AM #
Dearest Rose...
My sister's 50th birthday is Sept. 9, and I've committed to making her childhood favorite-- German Chocolate Cake. My current plan presumes to cobble together your all-American chocolate cake and the best of the (out there) versions of coconut-caramel-pecan goo filling, BUT... short of betraying your own copyright, is there anything in the meantime you can share about your upcoming GCC recipe? I swear I'm all but in line to buy several dozen copies of the revised Cake Bible when it's published, so if that's an issue, I swear my lips are sealed!
xo
Jen
Reply to this Posted by: Jen | August 30, 2006 12:58 AM #
felecity, i'm going to frame this one so when i'm still up at 2 a.m. wondering why i'm doing this, i'll remember!!!
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | May 7, 2006 10:47 AM #
A Rose version of German Chocolate cake. Heaven. The waiting will be torture but I can tell already I'll treasure this book as much as I have The Cake Bible (my most used and enjoyed cookbook by several orders of magnitude). Probably the thing I love the most about it, apart from the impeccable instructions, is that I can always trust your palate. Your cakes are never too sweet, are always full of flavor, and have the perfect texture. I can always trust that your version is the best tasting possible.
All the best with this work. I can tell already by your enthusiasm for it that it's going to be a huge hit.
F
Reply to this Posted by: Felicity | May 7, 2006 9:43 AM #
thanks felicity--indeed yes!!! i'm delighted to report that the new cake book is well underway and is projected to appear fall of 2008. it will be a 4 color book which means some aspect of every cake wil be photographed. i will soon post a photo of one of my favorite chefs holding a piece of the german chocolate cake which will be one of the stars of the collection. it's one of those cakes that benefited from about 15 tweaking tests and i'm thrilled with it.
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | May 6, 2006 3:27 PM #
Hi Rose,
A couple years back I had some correspondence with you. In those letters you mentioned that you thought your next cookbook could be some version of a revised and expanded Cake Bible. Is that still in the works? (Fingers and toes are crossed).
All the best,
Felicity
Reply to this Posted by: Felicity Estrin | May 5, 2006 2:37 PM #
the recipe is in my book "the bread bible." and it's still the best corn sticks i've ever tasted!
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | March 22, 2006 5:52 PM #
Years ago I clipped a recipe from the L.A. Times for corn sticks with if I reacall correctly had fresh corn kernals and sour cream in addition to the normal ingredients...
I LOST it. Can you post it on your blog. It just read like such a great thing, and I love corn sticks. I believe you prefaced it with how you had to climb some earthquake damaged steps in a hotel in S.F. after the Loma Prieta quake to retrieve it.
Thanks
Elizabeth Nichols
Reply to this Posted by: Elizabeth Nichols | March 22, 2006 3:51 PM #