- 1/4 c. buttermilk
- 3/4 c. sour cream
- 1 c. powdered sugar
- 315 gr. chopped dark chocolate
- 1 c. chopped pecans
1. Put the applesauce loaf bread in the fridge for about 1 hour, then measure it and with the help of some toothpicks mark the point where you are going to slice the bread, first cut it in half and then each of them again in half.
2. In a medium pot at low heat melt butter with buttermilk then add chocolate and stir until it looks creamy, remove from heat and let it cool for about 10 minutes. Add sour cream and powdered sugar until it thickens. Cover the bottom layer with fudge frosting, top it with another layer of loaf bread and continue with fudge....
[ chocolate should look creamy and shiny before adding sugar ] |
I added some chopped pecans on the second layer just because I like them |
3. When you are done with the layers of bread and fudge cover the whole "cake" with fudge then fill your hand with chopped pecans and press them on the sides of the cake.
Realmente exquisito!!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic :D
ReplyDeleteLove the crushed nuts all up the side! It looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteUmm yes. All the time. Thank god the grocery store is just two blocks away!
ReplyDeleteI've never thought to make a layered loaf cake...but it's a pretty genius idea. I'm in love.
wow! this is one serious cake...and i like it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks just amazing!
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Mmmm... I want a slice of this delicious loaf cake. Love the fudge and pecan nuts in it.
ReplyDeleteOmg that is SERIOUSLY epic!!! Well done, Beti! Seriously blown away by this. Have to make this soon, thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteWow it's sure a perfect cake:) I would indulge for sure!:)
ReplyDeleteyum! think I might have to make some this weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove how you dressed up this cake. Luckily, my neighbor is usually stocked up with anything I'm missing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks SO good, and so pretty!! Fudge... yum!
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This cake looks absolutely amazing! Beautiful photos too!
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a gorgeous cake! Mmmm, the fudge icing just sets it off & the sides with nuts...YUM!!
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS, Beti!!! Wow, I love how you spiked the topping...and all those layers of goodness....mmmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks divine!! And I've run out of ingredients while baking more often than I care to admit!
ReplyDeleteThat is one stunning loaf!
ReplyDeletewow... this is one good looking cake!!!
ReplyDeleteCor! That looks do good! thanks for your comment earlier on my blog, I can't wait to look around your recipes more. This has been the second not-so-great Martha recipe in as many weeks, I hope it's better next week, but i'm sure With done moderations it would have worked. Thanks again.
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I think we all have experiences like that - at least you remembered! The worst thing is when you don't remember till it's too late. This looks delicious and so cheerful - makes me smile to look at it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat cake looks sooo worth the extra trip to the store. Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI hope I'm invited..
ReplyDeleteirresistable & delicious
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Not only does this sound yummy, but it looks like something that would be in the case at a fancy bakery!
ReplyDeleteOh My Gawd! That looks outrageously stunning!! How I want a bite of it right now!
ReplyDeletees espectacular esta tarta, hay que ver cómo has reconvertido el bizcocho.
ReplyDeletePor cierto dices que no tienes por ahí harina de fuerza??? Digo yo que tendrá otro nombre, es la harina que utilizan los panaderos, pregunta a ver en un horno de panadero tradicional ;)
Salu2. Paula
You're my chocolate fairy! :)
ReplyDeleteYum! That looks great. I'm pretty terrible at forgetting to put things in or have the right ingredients... sometimes it leads to more interesting dishes than I was going to make in the first place though!
ReplyDeleteI hate when that happens! You think you have everything and then it turns out you're missing a key ingredient. This looks just perfect!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a show stopper!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is gorgeous! I don't really bake...OK, I can't really bake, but I do often forget my intentions while in the middle of a recipe ;)
ReplyDeletethe best thing is that you can buy a loaf bread and just make the frosting but I decided to make the bread :)
DeleteOMG! It's not a typical loaf cake anymore when you sliced it up and make the layers. WOW... WOW!!!!! I have to pin this. In LOVE!!!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow Beti! This is unbelievably beautiful! I can only imagine how it tastes! I LOVE YOUR BLOG and you most definitely have a new fan! Now I have to go look at your tiramisu! I just don't want to leave!!! : )
ReplyDeleteThis looks absolutely wonderful, Beti! Chocolate and nuts over cake is my idea of a dream dessert. And yes, that has happened to me too. I was about to make a soup recipe this past week and realized I didn't have onions! Turn off stove, off to store. Thankfully, there is one only 5 minutes away.
ReplyDeleteIt looks absolutely gorgeous! So good, yummyyyyy :)
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