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I must say that I was transfixed by the photos when I read the post about the Chocolate Crepe Cake on Foodaholic. It is a dreamboat of a cake, and a very uncommon type, too. From the outside, it looks like an ordinary cake, but every slice is a wonder as the cake is composed of a stack of about 20 crepes, all layered generously with a rich chocolate and espresso filling/glaze. The white topping is actually cream that is poured over the finished cake, swirling together with the chocolate glaze. It looks amazing both whole and once it has been sliced, since you can see all the thin layers that make it up then.
The recipe was from Delicious Magazine, but it can be found in the post, as well. It was featured on the cover, but Foodaholic's photo looks at least as good, if not a bit better. If the combination of chocolate and espresso isn't your favorite, you can try Martha Stewart's darkest chocolate crepe cake, instead. Either way, jaws will drop if you serve a cake like this one.
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11-13-2006 @12:27PM Tom Burbridge said... Ok Nicole, how does one get ahold of you directly?
Have some samples for you to try.
Contact me at the address above.
Cheers
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11-13-2006 @2:27PM Kate said... Anyone else think this looks really wet, messy, and cloyingly sweet? This doesn't appeal for the same reason the advertisements for messy Carl's Jr. burgers didn't appeal. Too much goo.
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11-13-2006 @8:12PM Cary said... This made me think of a torte recipe which has the uniquely frustrating habit of disappearing from my files. Not nearly that sweet, but a perfect dessert after a Mexican or spicy meal. It layers flour tortillas with equally thin layers of an orange-liquer spiked ganache and is "frosted" with a sweetened, orange-spiked sour cream topping and chocolate curls. Refrigerated overnight, served in thin wedges with coffee...yum! I'll have to hunt that one down again.
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11-13-2006 @4:06PM neil said... It does look rather gooey, but I'd love to try it regardless.
Lady M Confectionary in NYC makes an extremely light and tasty crepe cake. Tain't cheap though.
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