Composition / ingredients
Step-by-step cooking
Step 1:
To make this cake, you need: 800 grams of sponge dough, 200 grams of chocolate butter, 300 grams of cream (whipped butter with sugar), 140 grams of sugar paste, dark red dye or cocoa powder, 4 chocolate balls, a package for decorating, a nozzle to a package with small round holes, an artistic brush. Bake a biscuit, divide into two parts as in the photo and let cool.
Step 2:
Smear one part of the sponge cake with cream on top and put the other part of the sponge cake on it.
Step 3:
The resulting pie should also be smeared on all sides with cream and measure the length, width and height. Leave part of the cream for decorating with wool.
Step 4:
Divide the white mastic into 3 parts, roll out and cut 3 plates to size for future pages.
Step 5:
Roll out and cut out the tongue tab from the red mastic.
Step 6:
Cut shallow stripes on the white plates.
Step 7:
Use a brush to apply dye or cocoa powder to the resulting plates so that they look like the pages of a book.
Step 8:
Set the cream pages to the biscuit.
Step 9:
Set the bookmark-language as in the photo.
Step 10:
Add some of the chocolate butter to the remaining cream.
Step 11:
Mix to a homogeneous mass of color.
Step 12:
Fill the decorating bag with vertical layers of the resulting mixture and chocolate butter. And start decorating the cake with wool from a delicious cream!
Step 13:
Decorating the cake, try to achieve maximum realism.
Step 14:
In place of the future eyes, put a little more cream-wool.
Step 15:
Set the eyes of chocolate balls.
Step 16:
Apply some more wool over the eyes.
Step 17:
Apply more wool at the base of the cake.
Step 18:
That's it - the absolutely scary Monster Book cake from Harry Potter is ready to serve. Treat your guests and enjoy your meal. Keep in the refrigerator before serving!
Caloric content of the products possible in the composition of the dish
- Chocolate butter - 642 kcal/100g
- Sponge dough - 250 kcal/100g
- Food coloring - 0 kcal/100g
- Candy - 397 kcal/100g
- Mastic - 393 kcal/100g