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Mixed Berry Custard Genoise
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Fresh blueberries and raspberries sandwiched between layers of moist sponge cake and creamy vanilla custard.
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AsaalatTameem
Jul 22, 2011
This looks so delicious!
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AhLahLee
Jul 21, 2011
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Mmm, a piece of that cake in my stomach would have done wonders, haha~
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SnowPinappleYeah
Nov 6, 2009
Really seems delicious *O*
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SALioness
Oct 15, 2009
Ahh moist sponge cake...need to work on those..^^ I love the composition on this and the cake looks truly delicious..
Yummie..^^
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Sliceofcake
Oct 16, 2009
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Tip: Moist sponge cake is achieved by brushing some kind of syrup on the finished sponge. You can also use fruit juices or other liquids.
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SALioness
Oct 16, 2009
I actually got the same idea from a relative today..
a very interresting tip indeed..
thank you soo much..
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Sliceofcake
Oct 16, 2009
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well, it's not really a secret, it is actually a technique used in almost all good pastry shops. They even teach you this in culinary school
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SALioness
Oct 16, 2009
Ahh..
im fully selfthaught..
i went to buisness school...-.- hehe and in the cafes ive worked in so far they didnt use that technique..
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Sliceofcake
Oct 16, 2009
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It's more a European/French technique though
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SALioness
Oct 16, 2009
Here in sweden we are a little further behind in the smaller towns with pastryculture..
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