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Rose's Heavenly Cakes

Miette's Tomboy

Page 145

Cuisine: North American | Course Type: Cakes

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9th April 2012

Zosia from Toronto, ON

I love this little cake - it’s moist, chocolate-y and the perfect size for 8 small servings.

The recipe is for an oil-based cake and is put together differently from most of Rose’s cakes as it originates from Miette’s bakery in San Francisco. It includes both chocolate and cocoa powder and ends up being a very dark cake that’s like a cake-y brownie in texture.

I don’t have a 6”x3” cake pan so couldn’t bake it as 1 cake split into 3 layers; instead, I baked 2 layers in 2” high pans.

The frosting is an Italian meringue buttercream made with the addition of hot sugar syrup and butter to an egg white meringue. The recipe suggests flavouring it with vanilla or raspberry preserves, but I had some white chocolate on hand so used that instead.

I've made this a few times now as it's so easy and delicious and always a hit!

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24th March 2010

loretta from , NY

This is a small cake (6 inches) perfect for a few people. It is a deep dark fudgy chocolate cake, with vanilla buttercream frosting. It has a good balance of ingredients that combine to give you the most delicious bite of chocolate cake. The frosting isn't too sweet, but complements the cake beautifully. I added a little bit of raspberry preserves to the buttercream for the filling in the cake. Everyone wanted seconds.

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