These original cakes are distinguished by a bright festive appearance and taste, which gives them an amber-peach sprinkle. For those who do not know what topping is, it is an addition to dessert, which gives the dish aesthetic and taste completeness. Translated from English, the word topping means - the top. And indeed - the height of gustatory pleasure!
Cook Time | 120 minutes |
Servings |
Ingredients
Sponge:
- 200 ml Buttermilk homemade fat
- 300 ml Peach syrup, from canned peaches
- 2 pieces Chicken eggs
- 120 gram Sugar
- 100 ml Vegetable oil
- 10 gram Baking powder
- 300 gram Flour wheat / Flour
- 1 tablespoon Coconut shavings
Cream:
- 300 gram Sour Cream (20%)
- 3 tablespoons Condensed milk
- 100 gram Sugar powder
- 1 pack Vanilla sugar
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Instructions
- First let's talk about the cream. For these cakes, you can prepare any cream that you like. I made sour cream from store-bought sour cream with a fat content of 20%. To make the cream thicker, I transfer the sour cream into a gauze bag, fold it into a colander and put it in the refrigerator so that the excess liquid runs off. It is best to do this at night. But if you have thick homemade sour cream, then you can not do this, but prepare the cream right away.
- We prepare the basis for cakes. But first we need to "get" the peach syrup. To do this, we drain it from a jar of peaches. Measure 300 ml. We remove the peaches to the side, we will need them to prepare the sprinkles. I took canned peaches. They are insanely delicious and juicy. Pre-cover the baking sheet with baking paper, grease it with vegetable oil. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
- In cold milk, dilute the starch, pour a thin stream into the peach mass, stirring constantly with a spoon. Cook until thickened. The sprinkling should turn out to have the consistency of a not very thick semolina porridge. Cool the sprinkles slightly, but so that it remains warm enough. Thus, I cook different fillings from other berries or fruits. It's such a cool thing! You can dip pancakes in it, put them on the grill, lubricate the cake cakes, add them to the milk porridge to decorate and enrich the taste! And my girls also like to add it to ice cream... it's incredibly delicious! And very beautiful! Just look at the color... amber, deep... and the aroma and taste are just super!