Here we go... Layer 1 — dense, chocolatey,
brownie cake base Layer 2 — smooth, light vanilla soft serve Layer 3 — creamy macadamia nut caramel Layer 4 — almond and chocolate cookie crumbs Layer 5 — more vanilla soft serve, but with thick brownie chunks Layer 6 — topped with a smooth chocolate ganache and more brownie chunks
Not exact matches
Once the
cake — an elaborate combination of a
brownie base topped with dulce de leche, whipped cream and Italian merengue — was done and chilling in the fridge; Mechi started chopping up vegetables non-stop to help me prepare the mis en place for the party.
During my week away in Fruitland, a reader messaged me about about a magical mug
cake modification she tried
based on my blueberry muffin mug
cake that sounded very much like microwave
brownie heaven.
You could of course make the
brownie base from the cinnamon and berry
cake, or you could make a gluten free and vegan
base like in this frozen lychee cheesecake.
I have
cake pans that have pop up bottoms, it is easy to get the
brownie bases out when they first come out of the oven and are still soft.
Press about half of the mixture onto the bottom of a 6 - inch springform pan to make a 1/4 - to 1 / 2 - inch
base (this will be the
base for the
cake) and the remaining mixture into a 9 x 5 - inch loaf pan (this will be the
brownies).
When the
brownie bases have cooked remove them from the
cake pans before they cool, otherwise they may stick to the sides.
Wait until the
brownie bases are fully cooled before you move them off the
base of the
cake pans, they may be too soft to move while they are still hot and may fall apart if you try.
Prepare the
brownie mix according to the instructions on the box, then divide it evenly between the two lined
cake pans and spread it to the edges to make the pizza
bases.
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While the nut -
based approach works well for
brownies, cookies, or crusts, raw
cakes are usually a bit too dense for me.
The night was exactly how you'd imagine — tucked away in the cosy Mae Deli on Weighhouse Street, canapés were «clean», with delightful little
brownies, chickpea felafels, and a giant plant -
based cake that I will forever lament over.
So the idea of a tart or
cake made with my chocolate mousse seemed pretty epic, and after a brain flash to pair it with a raw chocolate
brownie base this chocolate mousse
cake was born.
My dessert for this year's party is Berry Chocolate Mocha Mousse
Cake with a dark chocolate
brownie base, topped a layer of creamy chocolate mocha mousse followed by a layer of cranberry mousse, and then garnished with whipped cream and cranberries.
It's not an easy feat as these old tastebuds of mine have been exposed to many delicious things (on a regular
basis) over my lifetime and those
brownies take the
cake (pardon the pun).
Based on the seventies
cake classic that is Black Forest gâteau — this cherry, ice cream and
brownie desert is heavenly.
If it doesn't turn out like you wanted, then it's fudge, or
brownie base, or chocolate
cake base.
Mississippi Mud
Cake isn't for the faint of heart; it combines a
brownie - like
base with marshmallow buttercream frosting, rich chocolate ganache and chopped pecans.
I changed it up using a
cake mix
base, added some Jif Whips and used crumbled
brownies on top.