How To make Ice Cream Cakes
6 Canned pear or peach halves;
-then spoon on Melba Sauce -(page 93). LUXURO CAXE: Split spongecake layer into 2 layers. Spread bottom cake layer with favorite ice cream; top with second cake layer. Sprinkle with fruit sugar and salted pecans or almonds. Pass chocolate sauce. MELBA CAKE: Spoon 1 pt. ice cream onto spongecake layer or square; top with PARTY ICE-CREAM CAKE: Two days ahead: Press 1 qt. vanilla ice cream into waxed-paper-lined 9" layer pan; freeze. Day ahead: Whip 1 cup heavy cream. Split 1 9" plain-cake layer into 2 layers- place 1 layer on waxed paper- place ice-cream layer on top; spread with 1/4 cup jelly, jam, or drained canned crushed pineapple; top with second cake layer. Now work quickly: Spread sides of cake with whipped cream; on top, spread thin layer jelly; then decorate cake with whipped cream in pastry tube. Freeze till cream is set- freezer-wrap; freeze. To serve, thaw in refrigerator about 1 hr. CHOCOLATE RIPPLE: Spoon 1 pt. pistachio ice cream onto chocolate-cake layer; drizzle chocolate sauce over ice cream. SWEETHEART CAKE: In 2 waxed paper lined heart-shaped layer pans, bake cake made from cake mix. Cool- remove from pans. Press 1 qt. raspberry sherbet into same waxed-paper-lined pans; freeze. Unmold each sherbet layer onto one cake layer; set one on top of other. Freeze-wrap; freeze. To serve, thaw in refrigerator about 1 hr.- then frost sides with 1 pt. heavy cream, whipped.
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Summer is here, and Ali Slagle is back in the studio kitchen making not one, not two, but THREE ice cream cakes to celebrate. First up is her Orange Creamsicle Ice Cream Cake, which tastes just like the classic sweet treat and uses vanilla wafers for a crust. Ali then shows us how to make a variation with different ice cream flavors, because this cake is versatile, baby! To make her Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Cake, you need only a pan, a spoon and four store-bought ingredients, including ice cream sandwiches, which make up an entire layer of the cake.
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3 ingredient yogurt cream for cakes ???? #SHORTS
Recipe ???????? Makes 4.5 cups
2 1/4 c (497g) heavy whipping cream, cold
1 c (198g) full fat Greek yogurt, cold*
1/2 c (100g) powdered sugar (sifted if clumpy)
1 3/4 tsp vanilla extract (optional)
*My favorite is Fage 5%, but I have also used Chobani. Any full fat Greek yogurt should work. I have also heard from you all to use labneh (which I absolutely LOVE) but I have not tested this myself. Theoretically it should work - so if you do try tell me how it went!
The key to a full bodied whipped cream is cold bowl and cold ingredients. I usually chill my bowl for at least 15 mins and also grab my ingredients straight from the fridge before making this recipe.
If during mixing it looks too grainy, add a splash of heavy cream; this will soften the texture.
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Creaming vs Reverse Creaming Method for Cakes
White Cake (Reverse Creaming Method) (yield: 2 9-in rounds)
3c (360g) cake flour, sifted
1.75c (350g) sugar
2.5 tsp (12g) baking powder
1/2 tsp (3g) baking soda
1 tsp (6g) fine salt
8 oz (227g) butter, softened
1.25c (284g) buttermilk
5 egg whites
1 Tbsp (14g) vanilla extract
1. Mix the cake flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together until combined.
2. Cut the butter into medium size cubes and add to the dry ingredients.
3. Mix on low speed until the mixture is combined and crumbly.
4. Add half of the buttermilk to the mixer and turn the speed up to medium and mix for a full minute.
5. Combine the rest of the buttermilk with the egg whites and vanilla and add in three additions while the mixer is running. Wait until each addition is fully incorporated before adding the next.
6. Divide between 2 9-in cake pans that have been greased and lined with a parchment paper circle.
7. Bake at 350F (177C) for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out with a few wet crumbs.
Honey Cinnamon Buttercream
7 ea (227g) egg whites
12 oz (340g) honey
16 oz (454g) butter
salt
vanilla
cinnamon
1. Place the egg whites in the bowl of a mixer and whisk on medium-low speed until frothy.
2. Meanwhile, pour the honey into a medium pot and heat over medium-high until it reaches 248F (120C).
3. Once the honey is at temperature and the egg whites are at soft peaks, slowly pour the honey into the whipping egg whites, being careful not to pour it onto the moving whisk.
4. Once all the honey has been added, continue to mix on medium-high to high speed until stiff peaks have formed and the mixture has cooled off.
5. With the mixer still running, add cubes of butter a tablespoon or two at a time, waiting until the previous piece is incorporated before adding the next.
6. Once all the butter is incorporated, continue to whisk until the buttercream comes together. (If the meringue was too warm when adding the butter, it may look thin. place the mixing bowl in the fridge for 15 minutes and then return to the mixer.)
7. Finish with salt, vanilla, and cinnamon to taste.