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The cake in this recipe is very good - solid chocolate flavor and a nice tender texture. Flavor's dominated by whichever cocoa powder you use so it helps to use a good one. But what's really excellent about this recipe is the coffee buttercream frosting - easy to make, great flavor, no sense of greasiness, and works great with this particular cake (and other cakes). It's not as perfectly smooth as a classic French buttercream, but given how easy and delicious it is, I'm definitely not going to complain! [Cross-post for Annual Edition/Magazine.]
This is a good chocolate cake - tender, moist, and good chocolate flavor. I've tried it with a few different types of flour and so far like it best when made with a strong flour like King Arthur all-purpose - it's turned out somewhat soft and crumbly with softer flours (or maybe I'm not stirring my batter vigorously enough!). Recipe calls for natural cocoa powder but it's turned out well with alkalized/dutch-process cocoa, too. [Cross-post for Annual Edition/Magazine.]
Good flavor for a German chocolate cake. Layers didn't rise enough to slice in half as specified in the recipe - probably user error! The final cake worked fine with the thicker layers, in part because the coconut pecan frosting is delicious!! [Cross post for Annual Edition/Magazine.]
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