Dutch Apple Pie = [Blank] Cake Flavor
Decorating By absijails Updated 7 Mar 2009 , 11:37pm by lauramw71
My brother's favorite dessert is Dutch Apple Pie. I'd like to make him a cake for his graduation from university...how does that pie translate into cake? Or something decorate-able?
Thanks.
I'm no expert but I have a few Ideas. You can add cinnamon to your cake batter then use the apple as the filling. You can also flavor your buttercream with a dash of cinnamon. Or you can make the graham cracker wasc that is listed in te gourmet flavors thread and then use the apple as a filling then use cinnamon in the buttercream. That's just what I came up with. someone else may be able to help you better.
Karema
The way I would do this is to make a cake and then add a struesel topping to the top of each cake before baking. Then make a apple filling, cook up some apples, add flour, cinnamon, butter, cool, and put that between the layers, a cream cheese frosting would be good, or a whipped (bettercream) frosting would be nice.
Thanks for all of the ideas. They helped solidify what was bouncing around in my head!
I'm not making it until May and am going to hold off making the test until after Easter, as I gave up sweets for Lent.
Thanks so much again!
oohh what a grand idea for a cake!! I'd love to hear what you decided and how it turned out!
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