On this day, one year ago, I started this blog. I made Medlar tarts, sent a note to join Daring Bakers and this adventure begun. This cake is for all of you who visit Palachinka. Thank you! You make this worth!
Piano Cake
(recipe adapted from Coolinarika)
Biscuit:
6 eggs, 100 g sugar, 60 g ground walnuts, 30 g cocoa powder, 100 g flour, 12 g baking powder (one bag)
Beat eggs and sugar with a mixer until foamy and then carefully fold in mixture of walnuts, cocoa, flour and baking powder. Bake 2 26Ø biscuits in a spring form pan on 180°C for 12 minutes each.
Roll:
5 eggs, 100 g sugar, 1 Tbsp oil, 2 Tbsp hot water, 80 g flour, 12 g baking powder
Beat eggs and sugar with a mixer, and then stir in oil, water, flour and baking powder. Bake in a 40x32 cm baking pan on 180°C for about 15 minutes. After it's baked roll it and wrap with a kitchen towel.
Roll cream:
150 g butter, 100 g dark chocolate, 150 g ground walnuts
Melt chocolate with 100 g butter. Beat the rest of the butter with a mixer and add walnuts. Leave in the fridge.
White cream for the biscuit:
80 g flour, 200 g sugar, 2 bags vanilla sugar, 750 ml milk, 200 g butter
Cook flour, sugar, milk and vanilla sugar on low heat until it thickness. Remove from heat and stir in butter. Let cool.
Chocolate glaze:
100 g dark chocolate, 20 g butter, 1 Tbsp water
Melt everything in a double boiler. Pour quickly over the cake.
Assembling: Place one biscuit on the bottom of a spring form pan and spread layer of white cream over. Cut 3 cm thick ribbons of roll and spread some roll cream on each, but not too thick. Place ribbons of roll like spiral. Spread one more layer of white cream and place the remaining biscuit on top. Let cool for about 1 hour in the fridge. Later, remove the ring and spread the remaining roll cream on sides and pour glaze on top.
Notes and adaptations: I didn't have enough roll ribbons so I had to make my cake smaller in diameter - from 26 to 21 cm. Since it was smaller than my spring form pan I made a cardboard ring and covered it with aluminum foil. I also had some white cream leftovers. It is very much a homemade pudding and reminded me of the white cream for Ice cubes, so sprinkle it with some cinnamon, or/and add some chopped fruit to it.
Piano Cake
(recipe adapted from Coolinarika)
Biscuit:
6 eggs, 100 g sugar, 60 g ground walnuts, 30 g cocoa powder, 100 g flour, 12 g baking powder (one bag)
Beat eggs and sugar with a mixer until foamy and then carefully fold in mixture of walnuts, cocoa, flour and baking powder. Bake 2 26Ø biscuits in a spring form pan on 180°C for 12 minutes each.
Roll:
5 eggs, 100 g sugar, 1 Tbsp oil, 2 Tbsp hot water, 80 g flour, 12 g baking powder
Beat eggs and sugar with a mixer, and then stir in oil, water, flour and baking powder. Bake in a 40x32 cm baking pan on 180°C for about 15 minutes. After it's baked roll it and wrap with a kitchen towel.
Roll cream:
150 g butter, 100 g dark chocolate, 150 g ground walnuts
Melt chocolate with 100 g butter. Beat the rest of the butter with a mixer and add walnuts. Leave in the fridge.
White cream for the biscuit:
80 g flour, 200 g sugar, 2 bags vanilla sugar, 750 ml milk, 200 g butter
Cook flour, sugar, milk and vanilla sugar on low heat until it thickness. Remove from heat and stir in butter. Let cool.
Chocolate glaze:
100 g dark chocolate, 20 g butter, 1 Tbsp water
Melt everything in a double boiler. Pour quickly over the cake.
Assembling: Place one biscuit on the bottom of a spring form pan and spread layer of white cream over. Cut 3 cm thick ribbons of roll and spread some roll cream on each, but not too thick. Place ribbons of roll like spiral. Spread one more layer of white cream and place the remaining biscuit on top. Let cool for about 1 hour in the fridge. Later, remove the ring and spread the remaining roll cream on sides and pour glaze on top.
Notes and adaptations: I didn't have enough roll ribbons so I had to make my cake smaller in diameter - from 26 to 21 cm. Since it was smaller than my spring form pan I made a cardboard ring and covered it with aluminum foil. I also had some white cream leftovers. It is very much a homemade pudding and reminded me of the white cream for Ice cubes, so sprinkle it with some cinnamon, or/and add some chopped fruit to it.
Wow! That is delicious! :)
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful, and I'm positive it's delicious as well.
ReplyDeleteHappy blogiversary! What a fun cake!
ReplyDeletewow what a gorgeous and yummy looking bread. I m going to try this cake however i don t think it will come as nice as yours. well done
ReplyDeleteHappy blog birthday Marija!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cake to celebrate with!
Love your blog, and wish you many more sweet, and savory sensations to come! ;)
A beautiful cake! Happy blog anniversary!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
how lovely. This look spectacular. Happy Blog Anniversary! Although I am relatively new around your blog I really enjoy your posts. Keep it up and I look forward to getting to know you more! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteSretan blog rodjendan!Torta je predivna!
ReplyDeleteSrecan rodjendancic! Jos puno rodjendana i divnih recepata zelim!
ReplyDeleteTorta mami uzdah, cak i ovih rodjendansko slavskih dana kod mene, kad se samo nakrkavam slatkisima...
Happy blog birthday Marija! I wish you many more years of blogging and making people happy with your posts!
ReplyDeleteYour cake looks so moist and yummi!:))))
Sretan bloggerski rodendan Marija!
Drago mi je da sam otkrila tvoj zanimljiv i lijep blog! Nadam se da cemo se jos dugo druziti!
Znas da nikad nisam probala Klavir kolac... a ovaj tvoj me tako mami...:)))
happy blog birthday! i'll play a violin cake with your piano one! trop mignon!
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Ohhh how beautiful! This would be perfect for a reception after a piano recital. :)
ReplyDeleteSrecan rodjendan. M
ReplyDeleteThis piano cake looks really cool. Happy Blogiversary!
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful! Happy Blogiversary!
ReplyDeletecongrats! that is a mighty beautiful slice of cake...
ReplyDeletewow, that is one cool cake! happy blog birfday :)
ReplyDeletesretna godišnjica! torta je fenomenalna :)
ReplyDeletehappy blog bday :) I'm not a baker but that looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteMarija, happy blogiiversary! Wishing you many more years of blogging - posting delicious recipes, mouthwatering pictures and interesting stories! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking cake! It does look like piano:) Beautiful work!
Congrats on your blog. A perfect gift to commemorate it. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteHappy Blog Anniversary, Marija! I've enjoyed your beautiful creations over the year - and this piano cake is truly wonderful! I was wondering why it was called a piano cake, until I saw the picture of the slice! :D
ReplyDeleteCongrats Marija, happy cooking and please do share some Piano Cake...it's gorgeous inside & out.
ReplyDeleteFirst time visitor.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos!! Love the layout!
Why did I never think of celebrating my blog anniversary with cake?
I have missed three. What a fool I am!!!
srecan rodjendan bloga...
ReplyDeleteovo izgleda tako dobro... super...
a big congrats!!!
ReplyDeletewhat a serious celebration cake!
divnoooooooooooo :))))
ReplyDeletei srecna godisnjica ( ukapirah za toliko) :)
Happy birthday! Really a great cake!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Happy blog bday!
ReplyDeleteSretna godišnjica draga Marija,
ReplyDeleteuz veliku želju da ih bude još puno puno više :)
Torta je super ispala :)
Moram da odem na tastespotting da bih videla da slaviš godišnjicu :))
ReplyDeleteNeka je sa srećom i da bude još mnogo godišnjica za slavlje :)
Do re mi fa sol! What a delightful idea: marrying music and cakes. Congratulations on your blog anniversary amd Happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteSretan blogerski rođendan!
ReplyDeleteTorta izgleda fantastično!:))
What a beautiful cake!
ReplyDeleteWow! Mouth watering! Great job!
ReplyDeleteMade your piano cake for my daughter's birthday cake--we loved it!
ReplyDeleteHello again Marija ! I made it and it is gorgeous :). I made some changes, I have less baking powder, baking powder 10g is for 500g flour ... and I put only 500 ml of milk. The form was 21 cm. It came out perfect! Here it is:
ReplyDeletehttp://amalia-mylife.blogspot.com/2010/02/tort-pian.html
Hi Marija -
ReplyDeleteLove Love your blog have made many of your recipes.
Question about the Piano Cake - the Biscuit portion ....
6 eggs, 100 g sugar, 60 g ground walnuts, 30 g cocoa powder, 100 g flour, 12 g baking powder (one bag)
is this for one or two biscuit?
Cant wait to make it.
Thanks
Minky
Hi Minka!
ReplyDeleteNice to hear from you again :)
These amounts are for 2 biscuits. Let me know when you make the cake!
♥