Unedited and Through the Looking Glass are hosting the Be Jolly by Golly Christmas Blogfest today. Participating writers will be posting recipes of their favorite Christmas treats and drinks as well as pictures of their favorite Christmas decorations. Click here to see the official description and to find out who's participating.
- 4 eggs
- 100 grams of sugar
- 100 grams of flour
- 3 eggs
- 150 grams of powdered sugar
- 250 grams of butter
- 100 grams of black chocolate
- Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together until soft and foamy
- Beat in the flour and whipped egg whites
- Pour the dough into a rectangular shape
- Bake in a preheated oven (180) for about 10 minutes
- Remove the cake from its shape and cut into three layers
- Wrap in a damp cloth so that the cake remains soft
- Heat the sugar and egg yolk until foamy
- Add butter lumps when cooled
- Stir in the melted chocolate and egg whites
- Add a little almond flavor
- Cover each layer of cake with a thick layer of chocolate cream frosting and make sure that all sides are covered
- Use a fork to make grooves in the top layer of the chocolate cream frosting so that the cake looks like the trunk of a tree
- Decorate with Christmas figures such as marzipan
Favorite Christmas Drink - Hot Almond, Coconut and Cocoa Drink
This hot cocoa drink differs from the original one in that it is made with almond milk and coconut oil... and it tastes so much better. An ideal drink to start the day with a smile or to add warmth and atmosphere to the cold evenings leading up to Christmas.
Ingredients
- 1 cup almond milk
- 1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- Heat the almond milk to warm temperature
- Add the coconut oil and the unsweetened cocoa powder
Hey you ... nice post for the blog fest :-) Don't forget the egg nog!
ReplyDeleteYum! That cake looks unbelievable! Thanks for stopping by. Have a Merry Christmas, dear.
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Happy holidays! That cake looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteYum! That cake looks unbelievable! Thanks for stopping by. Have a Merry Christmas, dear.
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I love me some cake! And I never think of it at holiday time - somehow that's always pie - but I think I should change that! :) Merry Christmas!
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ReplyDeleteThe cake looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteMmmm cake.
ReplyDeleteWow! That cake looks awesome. *wipes drool from chin*
ReplyDeleteawesome looking cake! And almond, coconut and cocoa! Three of my faves!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas~ :o)
Mmmmm...Your cake and drink recipes sound sooooo yummy! And I would LOVE to spend Christmas in that picture! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love cake and this one sounds absolutely scrumptious.
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Cake made me hungry.
ReplyDeleteThe Colmar scene is breathtaking.
Merry Christmas!
Thanks for stopping by my blog, and Avalon too! Nope, he's not bothering me in the least. LOL We can overlook the ego thing, since he's a star. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute town! And that chocolate cake looks yummy! Hope you have a Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking cake. Christmas in France looks amazing. What a gorgeous town!
ReplyDeleteI love the custom of burning a log, and then changing it to eating cake. Can you do both for extra luck?lol
Happy Christmas, Vanessa.
Michael
What a lovely idea! That cake looks fantastic - the decorations in France, too.
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Helen
Oh, I LOVE that picture of France!
ReplyDeleteThat Christmas cake looks awesome! My fave is the Christmas decorations. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat drink sounds so delish!! And so does the cake!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas,
Lyn
That cake looks and sounds absolutely AMAZING! Love the picture too. It's awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for participating in our blog fest!
Merry Christmas!
Hi! Thanks so much for your comment on my non-existent blogfest post ... :-) I did get to London in time for Christmas Eve though, so phew! That cake looks amazing! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThose buildings are so beautiful! I really enjoyed the Christmas blogfest and wanted to say Happy New Year! And thanks for RSVP-ing to the New Year's Revisions Blog Party. I'm excited to see what an experienced author such as yourself does during the revisions stage. See you tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteThat cake looks delicious. Thanks for joining my blog hop. The photo reminds me of the Christmas we had a few years ago in Europe. It feels so much more Christmassy than in Australia.
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I love your favourite Christmas decorations - Colmar is a beautiful little town :) I haven't been there at Christmas time but I've been to the Strasbourg Christmas markets which look very similar. Stopping by from the Favourite Thing Friday blog hop :) http://www.lapetitelulu.com/
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