Brewed green tea mixed with white soy sauce
gets poured over the cakes, then the dish is topped with scallions, pickled ginger, furikake, and dried shitake mushrooms.
(I personally think that more syrup is not needed at serving given the amount of syrup
initially poured over the cake and the very moist nature of this cake but that's up to you.)
Heat the lemon juice and maple syrup drizzle on a low heat in a pot, then once it's combined
well pour over the cake and sprinkle over the desiccated coconut.
It will be too runny to
pour over the cake right away, you want it pourable but thick enough that it will only slowly run down the sides.
The glaze is super simple: just coconut milk with a pinch of salt and powdered sugar,
poured over the cake and allowed to drip down the edges.
coconut sugar, heaping tablespoon of Lyle's Golden Syrup (may substitute agave nectar) and
poured over cake.
Pour over cake and gently spread over cake.
It finally seemed to have stiffened up enough to
pour over the cake, so I did.
There's nothing quite like a good gingerale, except one that's
poured over cake.
Let it cool for a few minutes, then
pour over the cake.
A small amount of zesty, lemony glaze is
poured over the cake while it is still warm and it is this finishing touch that makes the cake bright and memorable.
Once desired consistency is reached, remove glaze from heat and
pour over the cake, letting it naturally drip down the sides
Pour over cake, then let cake cool completely in pan.
Pour over the cake and store any excess covered in the fridge.
Prepare the drizzle by mixing the maple syrup and lemon juice together and
pouring over the cake.
Use immediately,
pour over the cake.
Allow to cool for 5 - 10 minutes and
pour over the cake.
Pour over the cake and top with shredded coconut ribbons.
Pour over the cake, allowing it to drip down the sides.
It was really quite amusing to watch, it sort of turned into a sauce, and all I could do was
pour it over the cake.
Once the ganache has cooled,
pour it over the cake, smoothing with an offset spatula to ensure you get little drips down the side.
Wait for the chocolate to thicken a bit before
you pour it over the cake.
Pour over the cake when it's fresh out of the oven.
I buy them frozen and microwave them until they are thawed and juicy to
pour over my cake.
Pour over cake and quickly spread.
Blend together the berries, maple syrup and vanilla and
pour over the cake.