I'm filing this under cake disasters because I am just really...well.... DISTURBED.
http://gma.yahoo.com/photos/thanksgiving-cherpumple-11-outrageous-photos-slideshow/
I understand your feeling OP. This is a perfect pictorial example of the truth of the adage:
Just because one CAN do something does NOT mean one MUST or even SHOULD do it.
I think you filed it in exactly the right forum.
That's a bit different - at first I thought the cherry pie was ham...not too sure why, but it still doesn't look too pleasant...makes me a little curious though...
Seems to me I heard about this pie/cake last yr but I have never nor will I ever even consider making one.
AIt just doesn't sound very appetizing.
"Would you like a slice of cherpumple?"
"Why no sir I would not like to eat an oompa loompa for dessert!"
The thing you're missing is that this type of cake/pie was created by Charles Phoenix. He is the most creative, happiest, silliest man I've ever met, and if you ever get a chance to meet him in person, or get to see one of his slide shows, you'll think so too.
Not sure I understand the sense in this. Wouldn't the pasty go soggy? Looks like a waste of both good pies and good cake to me.
Umm, besides the other obvious problems of the flavor combos, texture combos, and giant mess if it went wrong (wronger?) either your piece on a plate would be too much to eat (if edible) or it would be too skinny to serve. That's a big @$$ caketype thing!
AIt looks weird and oozy, but at the same time, I wouldn't mind trying it. Hopefully it tastes better than it looks... *shudder*
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AI have a pumpkin cake I make that is amazing, tastes like pumpkin pie, might be good with a pumpkin pie baked in :-)
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I'm sorry, but have I missed something? I thought this was about cherplumpiwhatever?
So for Christmas this year I had set in my mind to make a Cherpumple. I made my own pies. Layers the cherry in chocolate cake, the apple in vanilla cake and the pumpkin in spice cake. Besides a few hiccupcs of too much batter in the first cake and a longer baking time, it turned out pretty good. It was huge and even with very thin slices no one was able to finish a slice but everyone loved it! If I were to ever make this again I would use tarts and make a smaller version.
SwtCanuck,
The Cherpumple you made looks pretty cool. I heard about those a few months ago, but was afraid to try it, thinking I might waste a lot of ingredients if no one would eat it. I like your idea of using tarts and making a smaller version. I think I might just try it sometime. It just seems fun!
AI've made an apple in a white cake. Kids thought it was good. I made my apple pie the day prior and let it sit in the fridge overnight. I put batter on the bottom of the pan and around the sides only, I found the batter does not bake on top, so I leave it off.
Why not just use those pies flavors for a filling. Like Cherry filling, pumpkin creamcheese filling, etc. I don't think it would be appealing to guest as a cake otherwise.
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