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By brooklynblonde7...
Millinocket, ME
on January 24, 2012
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Lots of steps but was moist and delicious - made for my friends birthday cake. My husband doesn't care for "chocolate" cake per se but I believe I have converted him over to liking chocolate cake by this lighter sweeter version of cake. I made a layer cake and just frosted it with my homemade Whipped Vanilla Buttercream Icing.
By teamspisak
on January 07, 2012
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Wicked good cake. I doubled the frosting/filling recipe...if you're going to stand by the stove and stir for an hour, you want to make sure there is enough filling! I frosted all four layers and had a small container leftover to frost a few cupcakes. I also think the cake is great without the ganache.
By coolmamawolfe
California
on January 02, 2012
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This cake was a daunting task, but fun in the end. It had excellent flavor...substituted buttermilk for goat's milk! Big hit on Christmas Eve.
By m&m.2401
on December 24, 2011
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This is a heavenly cake just waiting to be eaten you can serve it around the holidays or serve it just because any way it's still fabulous!
By Ellison50
New Jersey
on December 20, 2011
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I have bake this cake 2 times.It takes a lot of time but it is werth it. I have never had any remaining after taking it to dinner with friends
By franjmoore_12270903
Livermore, 43
on December 18, 2011
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Awesome. Made this cake for a dinner party. Everyone said it was great. Even thought it was a lot of work and I had to do it over two days due to my schedule, I want to make it again! I want to share this with family and friends.
By Albian
on December 15, 2011
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Unbelievably delicous, and what a personal accomplishment to successfully prepare this challenging cake! This is not for timid bakers.
I was unprepared for the cajeta frosting preparation experience. The first batch of boiling sugar water alarmed me when it rapidly turned from deep amber to maroon and started smoking. I panicked and doused it with water. Once I'd melted the hardened sugar off my pan with runnning hot water and after reseraching carmel making on the internet, I summoned my courage and tried again, this time with great success!
I almost blew it by using non-Dutch process cocoa until I researched the difference and learned that non-Dutch-process cocoa makes the batter rise more. This sent me out to continue the hunt until I found Droste cocoa at a new Whole Foods.
Thanks for the recipe!
By leahram
on December 12, 2011
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This is the best cake i have ever made or had!!!! Totally worth the the time taken to prepare and cost of ingredients. Will be making this often in the future!
By cupcake absolute
Near Yorktown,VA.
on December 05, 2011
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This is a True German Chocolate Cake from Memories of circa 1960.If could rename this Extravanganza,would be in Mother's Memory.The Close to Her recipe of Any cake yet.Tall,Resplendent,Dripping w/All the Gooeyness of Filling."frosted" just so...Yes,does take the Best part of an Afternoon.However,the Flavours Combined of Nutmeats,Coconut,Caramel enrobed and the layers of a tender "crumb" Cake.Moist and soaking every bit of Juicy Flavours to be sticky and divinely wanting Nothing More.As reviewers have said,not Easy.Worth it?Yes.May prefer a second Person to Help out on The Number One Festive Cake of Any Annual Celebration!10 Stars,Chef Flay!!!The Frosting and Between Layers of Cake is what makes this a Nostalgic Must Have Recipe.
By marilyn2512
Saipan
on November 20, 2011
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Maybe a little pretentious, but a wonderful cake! I recommend to make the caramel sauce and the prep a day in advance. Even the whipped cream leftover was looking great the next day. It really is time consuming, it probably took me close to 6 hours. I found the ganache too strong, so next time I will try 6 oz bittersweet and 2 oz of semisweet chocolate combination. Since I only had 8 in pans, I left out some mixture and bake it in mini cheesecake molds for 20 minutes. Next time I make this, if the party is a small one, I will consider doing half and using small molds, divided them in halves, and either do 2, 3 or 4 layers depending on the size and presentation I want. This way I won't have leftovers of a very tasty and decadent cake! If you love chocolate and enjoy baking, this is a very good one!