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z z 21-03-2012 09:12 AM

Doberge experiments
 
I enjoyed smittenkitchen.com and picked up interesting ideas. I like how
she baked thin puddle layers of cake on parchment and then constructed
her torte after trimming to the desired shapes-you could make an awesome
heart torte for Valentines Day.

Even better though was the ideas for pancakes torte and crepes torte.

Which led me to thinking about a waffles torte? Crispy waffles, stacked,
with a divine fruit filling (or how about nuts or even almond paste)
filling the hollows sealed in by layer of frosting??

We are too young to be old and stodgy :-)


Dan Abel 21-03-2012 02:24 PM

Doberge experiments
 
In article >,
(z z) wrote:

> I enjoyed smittenkitchen.com and picked up interesting ideas. I like how
> she baked thin puddle layers of cake on parchment and then constructed
> her torte after trimming to the desired shapes-you could make an awesome
> heart torte for Valentines Day.


> We are too young to be old and stodgy :-)


You are never too young to be old and stodgy! I think I was born that
way.

:-)

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA


merryb 21-03-2012 03:58 PM

Doberge experiments
 
On Mar 21, 2:12*am, (z z) wrote:
> I enjoyed smittenkitchen.com and picked up interesting ideas. I like how
> she baked thin puddle layers of cake on parchment and then constructed
> her torte after trimming to the desired shapes-you could make an awesome
> heart torte for Valentines Day.
>
> Even better though was the ideas for pancakes torte and crepes torte.
>
> Which led me to thinking about a waffles torte? Crispy waffles, stacked,
> with a divine fruit filling (or how about nuts or even almond paste)
> filling the hollows sealed in by layer of frosting??
>
> We are too young to be old and stodgy :-)


How about crepes layered with lemon curd? I have made that before- yum!


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