The cake turns out to be light, airy and fragrant, layered with yogurt custard. The cream gives the cake even more tenderness and juiciness, it so impregnates the cakes that the piece of cake that was in your mouth does not even need to be chewed, it will melt, leaving a delicate chocolate – cherry aftertaste.
Cook Time | 80 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
Sponge:
- 4 pieces Chicken eggs
- 4 tablespoons Sugar
- 120 gram Flour wheat / Flour
- 1 tablespoon Orange zest powder
- 1,5 gram Vanilin
- 1 teaspoon Baking powder
- 1 pinch Salt
Cream:
- 300 gram Yogurt cherry - chocolate
- 3 tablespoons Sour cream
- 70 gram Sugar
- 1 piece Chicken egg
- 45 gram Flour wheat / Flour
- 1,5 gram Vanilin
- 150 gram Butter soft
Additionally:
- 1 teaspoon Vegetable oil
Ingredients
Sponge:
Cream:
Additionally:
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Instructions
- Prepare the cream: mix yogurt, sour cream, sugar, vanilla, flour, egg. Put on a water bath, stirring constantly, heat until thickened. Cover the cream with a film "in contact" (cover the cream, not the container with cream). Cool the cream to room temperature and add softened butter. Beat until smooth, airy consistency.
- Cut the sponge cake into three parts in a convenient way for you. I make a shallow circular incision with a knife, marking the cut of the cake into three parts. A thread is inserted into each slot in turn and crossed in front of it, then stretched in opposite directions. The pie is cut correctly. In order for the finished biscuit to "ripen", it must be kept at least 2-3 hours at room temperature, then when cutting into cakes it will not "shaggy". I didn't do it this time–I was in a hurry.