With so many birthdays crammed in to one month it means just
one thing; a lot of cake!
As my Mum’s birthday was the first of the birthdays, it was
up to me to bake her cake. I’m always keen to try something new when it comes
to cooking, but I also have to be conscious of who I’m cooking for. In the past
I tried a very American Red Velvet and Cream Cheese Frosting Cake which my
family and friends found a little too sweet. Everyone enjoyed it but only
wanted half the slice they normally would. With this in mind I decided to stick
to a tried and tested chocolate sponge recipe, but I combined this with marshmallow
crème.
The rich depth of dark chocolate perfectly balanced the
sweet marshmallow crème. The crumbled biscuit topping also added extra texture
which made for an all round cake.
But, how do you really know a cake is something special?
Your guests go back for more! With a cake that can serve 16 being demolished by
just 12, it seems clear that rich and moist chocolate sponge, topped with
sticky gooey marshmallow crème is a winning combination!
So to make this cake...
You can find the recipes for the chocolate sponge and the marshmallow creme here...just keep scrolling down! For a shortcut, replace the marshmallow creme with store bought Marshmallow Fluff.
(NB. You don't need the icing from this recipe! Replace it with the marshmallow creme below.)
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