So after reading this through... I think this is the frosting that my mother used to make and
pour it over chocolate cake... wow.
Not exact matches
For my birthday one year, a roommate made me a Texas sheet
cake, which has you
pour chocolate syrup
over the freshly - baked
cake.
Pour the
chocolate glaze
over the
cake; repeat with any glaze that drips onto the parchment paper under the
cake (slide a new sheet of parchment under the
cake first).
Pour half of the
chocolate pudding sauce
over the
cake and let it soak in for about 20 minutes or so.
Melt the white
chocolate and cream very gently in the microwave (about 45 seconds to 1 minute on medium power);
pour or pipe
over the edges of the chilled
cake.
I made this and added peppermint drops to make a mint frosting, put that between two layers of
chocolate cake (if you can do chickpeas / garbanzo beans I have a good
chocolate cake recipe for you) then I made tour
chocolate frosting, let it cool a bit and
poured and spread
over the
cake, into the fridge until the
chocolate stiffened and After Eight
cake was enjoyed by all.
Take the
cake out of the refrigerator and
pour the
chocolate ganache
over the
cake, taking care to create photogenic drips, if you wish.
Pour the ganache
over the
chocolate cake.
On a wire rack,
pour the warm
chocolate glaze
over the center of the
cake.
Pour about 3 tablespoons of the Creamy
Chocolate Topping on top of this layer and use a knife to spread it out
over the top of the
cake.
So when I made it for the third time, I made a layer
cake out of a double recipe and created a gluten free Sacher Torte with apricot filling and a
chocolate pour over glaze.
The photo above shows ganache
poured over cake immediately after blending
chocolate with heated coconut milk.
Pour the melted
chocolate over the top of the
cake and gently spread with a back of a spoon, letting the
chocolate drizzle
over the sides a little.
Pour the vanilla batter evenly
over each
chocolate layer, dividing between the two
cakes.
(Also in calorie, carb, sugar, and fat count...) It is made by baking a boxed
chocolate cake mix, according to package directions, then poking holes in it and
pouring sweetened condensed milk, along with optional caramel (like the jarred stuff for topping ice cream), all
over the
cake.
Just before serving,
pour the
chocolate mixture
over your
cake and top it with fresh raspberries and mint leaves.
Pour chocolate glaze
over top of
cake, allowing it to drizzle down sides.
Stir in
chocolate, reserving a tablespoon or two to sprinkle
over the top of the
cake batter after
poured into pan.
When cooled,
poured this
over top of
cake and decorated with reserved hazelnuts and
chocolate shavings.
It's a lot firmer than the popular
Chocolate Buttercream recipe found in my cookbook, Everyday Detox, so I think this recipe is perfect for
pouring over a pan of brownies or
over a single - layer sheet
cake.
Pour melted
chocolate over the
cakes and use a knife to smooth the
chocolate over the
cake and sides.
Wait for the
chocolate to thicken a bit before you
pour it
over the
cake.
Pour this
cake batter,
chocolate mixture all
over the popcorn that has been resting in the pot.
You will love this absolutely perfect black tea
chocolate cake with an easy warm
chocolate frosting
poured over!
Drizzle the white
chocolate over the bundt
cake, then
pour the dark
chocolate on top.
Stir in
chocolate, reserving a tablespoon or two to sprinkle
over the top of the
cake batter after
poured into pan.