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Chocolate bourbon biscuit cake?

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likelucklove · 18/05/2012 02:30

For Father's Day, I want to make DP a cake because tbh, it saves a lot of money on buying presents he doesn't want. I haven't baked in a long time since I would have been too tempted to eat the batter when I was pregnant Grin

Has anyone ever made a chocolate biscuit bourbon cake? Or could I just do chocolate sponge with chocolate buttercream with bourbon biscuits crumbled on top? Any recipes for any cakes would be much appreciated!

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rockinhippy · 18/05/2012 10:34

One of the breakfast TV, TV Chefs did a thing a while back where they were making giant versions of branded sweets/biscuits - bourbon biscuits was one of them, sorry can't remember which Chef, but googling should find you something

Wigeon · 18/05/2012 10:36

Are you thinking of Pimp That Snack?

Personally, if you don't do much baking, I would just do a standard chocolate sponge, and maybe put bourbons on top! (perhaps split in half?).

rockinhippy · 18/05/2012 10:46

No, thats not it, I think it may have been a Saturday morning one, but not sure

I just googled & found this article with a picture HERE

Looking at that, its just a basic chocolate cake made in longer tins & filled with butter cream - I have a pyrex dish this sort of shape, which I've used to bake cakes in before & it was fine

If your not much of a baker, use chocolate spread or Nutella as your filling - makes sure your cake is COLD first though

& make the bottom of your cake as it comes out of your cake tin - the top of your finished cake - slice off any risen up uneven "top" with a bread knife before removing from tin if you can - gives you a line to followWink

do you have, or can you borrow letter shapes - if so just push these into what will be the top of your finished cake to write Bourbon - do this BEFORE assembling the cake though, or you'll just squash out all the cream

good luck

likelucklove · 25/05/2012 16:21

Sorry for the late reply but thanks for your tips!

I'm going to try both and see what happens. I did make marble chocolate cake and that came out good so good that it's all gone so I must have kept my baking info somewhere!

Loving the Nutella idea rockin and DP eats it by the jar load so think I'll do that! Will let you know how I get on and if I don't reply I burned down the house Grin

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