Frankfurt Wreath
With buttercream and
Almonds
The recipe
The Frankfurt Wreath is a true classic. At least in Germany. So I thought I'll bring you a little bit closer to my homeland and my childhood.
The Frankfurt wreath is an annular buttercream cake, consisting of several floors, filled with buttercream and raspberry jam and coated with buttercream and covered with toasted almonds on the outside.
A treat for all the senses.
Recipe
Stir dough:
400g flour
4t baking powder
180g sugar
1pinch salt
250g butter
4 eggs
1 tbsp lemon juice
2 tbsp milk
Buttercream:
1/2l milk
80g sugar
1pck vanilla sugar
1 pinch salt
30g coconut fat
1pck vanilla pudding powder
1 pc egg yolk
180g butter
Outside:
30g butter
50g sugar
125g almond leaves
Raspberry jam to sprinkle on the inside
Preparation
Grease the mould well and preheat the oven to 180°C above and below heat.
Put the flour and baking powder, salt and sugar in the mixing bowl and mix well.
Then heat the butter lightly and add.
Then add the lemon juice.
Then pour the dough from the mixing bowl into the pre-greased form and distribute.
Place the mould in the preheated oven for approx. 30 – 35 min.
Tip:
After the baking time has elapsed, check with a wooden stick whether the dough is really baked within the baking dish. This is the case if you stick the wooden stick in several places to the bottom in the dough and no more dough sticks to the wooden stick.
When the soil is finished, let it cool for 1-2 hours before taking it out of the mould and continuing to process.
In the meantime, we can prepare the buttercream, because it has to cool down for a while after the preparation before it can be further processed.
Buttercream:
Mix all the ingredients for the buttercream in a saucepan and bring to the boil over a medium heat and stirring constantly to ensure nothing burns.
Immediately after cooking, fill in a bowl and cover with cling film so that no skin can form.
Allow to cool for about 1 hour.
Now carefully remove the cake from the ring shape and place on a board.
Cut the cake horizontally 2 times with a sharp knife, so that you get 3 rings, which you can put on top of each other later (see photo).
It is important to cut as straight as possible in order to be able to place them on top of each other again later without any problems.
Then sprinkle the bottom with raspberry jam and then place the second bottom on top.
Sprinkle this bottom with the previously made buttercream and place the last bottom (lid) on top.
Finally, sprinkle the entire cake evenly from the outside with buttercream.
Melt 30g of butter in a pan and then add 50g of sugar and 125g almonds and toast in the butter until lightly browned.
Apply the almonds to the outside of the buttercream.
Dabie spread the almonds evenly around the whole cake.
Und genießen
And then the Frankfurt wreath is ready.
A really tasty cake, which tastes really good and also is very well received by guests.
All that remains for me is to wish me good luck and good appetite. As always, I would be very happy to comment.
Until next time
Your Tom
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