Recipe,does Anyone Knows Bavarian Recipe???

Baking By nejiad Updated 19 May 2005 , 11:17pm by nejiad

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nejiad Posted 19 May 2005 , 7:40pm
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I WANT TO TRIED IT.PLEASE?? icon_cry.gif

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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 8:16pm
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briansbaker Posted 19 May 2005 , 8:25pm
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Is this an icing or a filling?

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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 8:48pm
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Its a fillingicon_smile.gif

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briansbaker Posted 19 May 2005 , 8:50pm
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hmm.. You think it really has a different taste from any other vanilla filling. I want to try some different cakes come fathers day.. I want someone to say wow I have never had that before..My first pick will be the chocolate explosion, now this one sounds good. I suppose whipped cream icing would be the best for this cake..What cake flavor would you recommend?

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momof3jotynjake Posted 19 May 2005 , 8:56pm
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I use this oneicon_smile.gif
http://www.frenchpastrychef.com/pastry/1205bavairan.shtml




AFTER YOU FILL IT. is it ok to sit in the fridge?

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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:04pm
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This is how I use Bavarian Creamicon_smile.gif I make a white cake and then fill it with a layer of vanilla Bavarian Cream and a layer white cake then a layer of Chocolate Bavarian Cream. I also use simple syrup to moisten the layers and may even add a touch of liquoricon_smile.gif Then I will cover the whole cake with Swiss Buttercreamicon_smile.gif..

This cake of cake/ filling combination is common is Australia within the European communities and its one of my favorite combinations!


To me, Bavarian cream tastes like the filling in a Boston Cream pie but not as gooey!icon_smile.gif

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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:07pm
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AFTER YOU FILL IT. is it ok to sit in the fridge?




Yes, I would fill the cake first then refrigerate as the gelatine will need to help it seticon_smile.gif

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cakegal Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:10pm
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Then I will cover the whole cake with Swiss Buttercreamicon_smile.gif..




What is Swiss Buttercream...mmmmmmm...sounds heavenly...
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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:16pm
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What is Swiss Buttercream...mmmmmmm...sounds heavenly...
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Here is a link for youicon_smile.gif http://www.baking911.com/recipes/cakes/frosting_btrcrmswiss.htm

Its basically a butter, eggwhite and sugar icon_smile.gif

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Lisa Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:26pm
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This is how I use Bavarian Creamicon_smile.gif I make a white cake and then fill it with a layer of vanilla Bavarian Cream and a layer white cake then a layer of Chocolate Bavarian Cream. I also use simple syrup to moisten the layers and may even add a touch of liquoricon_smile.gif Then I will cover the whole cake with Swiss Buttercreamicon_smile.gif..

This cake of cake/ filling combination is common is Australia within the European communities and its one of my favorite combinations!


To me, Bavarian cream tastes like the filling in a Boston Cream pie but not as gooey!icon_smile.gif




That sounds really, really delicious! I love bavarian cream. I've been using Gegon's recipe. Very similiar to the one you posted. What do you add to yours to make it chocolate?

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missjane Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:36pm
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That sounds really, really delicious! I love bavarian cream. I've been using Gegon's recipe. Very similiar to the one you posted. What do you add to yours to make it chocolate?




I add about 1.2 teaspoon of chocolate essence and cocoa powder that I dissolve in some strong espresso coffeeicon_smile.gif Basically I just wing it and keep adding until I like the taste.

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magentaa23 Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:38pm
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a good idea for xmas time is make a gingerbread cake and fill it with eggnog bavarian cream.... simply add nutmeg and brandy to ur creamicon_smile.gif.. i make it every holiday season... mm mm mm

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Lisa Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:41pm
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I add about 1.2 teaspoon of chocolate essence and cocoa powder that I dissolve in some strong espresso coffeeicon_smile.gif Basically I just wing it and keep adding until I like the taste.




Thanks! I'll try it.

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Lisa Posted 19 May 2005 , 9:42pm
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a good idea for xmas time is make a gingerbread cake and fill it with eggnog bavarian cream.... simply add nutmeg and brandy to ur creamicon_smile.gif.. i make it every holiday season... mm mm mm




That does sound good!

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nejiad Posted 19 May 2005 , 11:17pm
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thank you!!! thumbs_up.gif i will tried!!!!!

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