Here is another version of my Gourmet Sensation. Don't try to call it 'worse' or 'poor'! ;) You will have problems to stop devouring it ;) It is same easy and same tasty :)
And - it gets better with time :)
Ingredients:
- 2-3 packs of biscuits (butter ones)
- 2 vanilla custards (here is a recipe for home-made custard called 'budyn', you'll probably need to double the ingredients to make it suitable for that cake)
- 2 tins of fudge
- 36% cream: 2 options:
you will need 2 sachets which need to be combined with milk (the method of preparing it is written on the sachet, you will probably need around 200 ml of milk per sachet)
* if real, fresh, liquid one, to whip it up: 1 packaging(around 330 ml, but it is ok to use more) + 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar + here I do recommend using some kind of powder that can stiffen the cream (in Poland: śmietan-fix, made mainly of glucose and starch)
* if real, fresh, liquid one, to whip it up: 1 packaging(around 330 ml, but it is ok to use more) + 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar + here I do recommend using some kind of powder that can stiffen the cream (in Poland: śmietan-fix, made mainly of glucose and starch)
- baking cocoa, to sprinkle the top of the cake (or grated chocolate, preferably dark chocolate, because the cake is really sweet itself)
Preparation:
Briefly, tiers:
- biscuits
- custard/budyń
- biscuits
- fudge
- biscuits
- whipped cream
- chocolate/cocoa
Preparation:
* every tier will cover the entire surface of the tin.
- Take a rectangular springform cake tin.
- Put one tier of biscuits on the bottom of your cake tin.
- Prepare the custard and pour it on biscuits (don't wait till it cools down).
- Take a pot, pour some water inside, start heating.
- Open tins with fudge, put them in the pot. Boil on a low heat (keep looking at it, but nothing bad should happen). Stir from time to time.
- Put another tier of biscuits - no need to wait till the custard is cold.
- Stir the fudge slowly, check if it isn't burning anyhow (though it shouldn't).
- If the water with tins already boils, stir the fudge and turn off the heat. Using for instance a tea towel, take the first tin and a spoon, and pour the fudge on the biscuits. Distribute all over the biscuits. Take another tin and reapeat the action.
- Put another tier of biscuits.
- Put everything in a cold place or in a fridge, so that it cools down completely.
- Prepare whipped cream.
- When the cake is cooled down, distribute whipped cream all over the top.
- Shortly before serving, sprinkle the top with chocolate/cocoa.
- Keep in a fridge.
- Bon Appetit! :)
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