Stack the first
cake layer onto a cake stand; top with a round of almond paste and a third of the coconut filling; pipe an edge of buttercream around the layer and top with the second.
Place the first
cake layer onto a baking tray and evenly spread one part of filling.
Peel off the parchment paper and invert one
cake layer onto a plate.
Place one
cake layer onto a serving platter.
To assemble: place one
cake layer onto your serving plate.
Invert one of the chocolate
cake layers onto a large plate or cake stand.
Place one of
the cake layers onto your cake plate and spread about 1/3 of the Almond Joy frosting onto the center of the cake, spreading to about 1/2 - inch from the sides.
Invert
cake layers onto a rack to remove from the pan, remove parchment paper and cool completely.
Not exact matches
Place one
layer of the
cake onto a
cake stand or plate.
Flip the uncolored
cake onto the red
layer.
Then place the second
layer of
cake onto the first
cake layer and then frost the top and sides of the
cake with the remaining frosting.
Spread another
layer of frosting
onto the top of the
cake, pushing the frosting past the circumference of the
cake.
Place your first
layer onto a
cake stand or tray and pipe red frosting in a circle on top of the
layer of
cake, leaving 1 / 4 - inch of
cake unfrosted around the edge.
Spread 1/8 -1 / 4 cup of the pastry cream
onto the banana
cake; place one of the almond dacquoise
layers on top and spread with another 1/8 cup pastry cream.
Flip out
onto one of the
layers of
cake and top with the second
layer of
cake.
With the last (nominally fourth)
cake layer which should be the other base — soak the rough side (the cut side) with elderflower simple syrup, but not too much because you'll have to flip this over
onto the main
cake.
Assembly: Set a
cake base
layer, browned - side down,
onto your serving plate.
Pour or brush the elderflower simple syrup
onto the
cake layer (use about 2 - 3 ounces — use more than you think).
Let
cakes cool in the pans for fifteen minutes before running a small, thin knife around the edge of the pans and inverting the
layers onto a rack.
To frost the
cakes, place one
layer of chocolate
cake onto a
cake stand or plate.
I put a
layer of parchment paper around the base of my
cake to catch the crumbs, and used a knife to lift the crushed Oreos
onto the sides of the
cake.
Yes, there's Southern Comfort in this decadent
cake — it not only spikes the frosting but it's also brushed
onto the
cake rounds before they're
layered.
Allow the
cakes to cool in pans on a wire rack for 10 minutes, and then turn over
onto wire rack and remove parchment
layer.
Stack the first
layer of the
cake onto a
cake stand.
Layer onto a rice
cake with peanut or almond butter for a healthier take on the Reese's Cup!
Onto a
cake stand, place the first
layer of
cake.
Sliding the cooled
layers from the rack
onto your
cake platter (or
onto subsequent
layers) will give them a bit more support.
Place the second
layer of
cake right side up (flat
cake bottom
onto the frosting) and frost the top of this
layer with 2/3 cup again (note: I found I needed just a bit more to cover this
layer).
Spread remaining 1/4 cup preserves on bottom of second
cake layer and invert
onto first
layer.
Place one
cake onto your serving dish or board, add about 1/3 of the ganache, and spread it out in an even
layer.
Fruit bubbles over the top and
onto the sides of crust, chocolate oozes down the
layers of a
cake that leans slightly to the right.
To assemble the
cake, drizzle a little bit of the kirsch from the soaked cherries
onto the bottom
cake layer.
In the show's one huge wall projection, where a corridor overlooks the basement, he rubs a
layer of
caked color
onto his skin.