We've
partnered with the National Mango Board to create this stunning, fresh, mango
layer cake that's both beautiful and delicious.
Start
by slicing your cake layers in half. This is my four-ingredient,
easy
sponge cake, and I'll link to the recipe below. Spread half a cup of mango
puree
over the first cake layer, and this is just sweet, ripe mangoes that I've
pureed in my blender. The frosting I'm using is so simple, and it's also just
four ingredients whirled together in the mixer. Transfer one cup of
frosting
into a piping bag fitted with a large star-tip and refrigerate.
You'll
use this to decorate the top of the cake later. Spread half a cup of frosting
onto
the second layer. Now place it frosting-side down onto the first layer so the
cream and mango are essentially hugging. Repeat this process with the next two
layers.
I
love using mango in cakes because it adds beautiful color and an amazing pop of
fresh mango flavor. With a paper towel, quickly wipe away any extra mango
puree.
Now
cover the top and sides generously with the rest of your frosting.
It's
time to make this beautiful. Using the reserved frosting, pipe a pretty pattern
around the edge of the cake.
Peel
and thinly slice two ripe, sweet mangoes. I slice the long way and the wide
way.
Layer
the mango slices, starting with your longest pieces going in rings around the
cake, overlapping each piece slightly.
To
finish it off, roll up a long, thinly sliced piece of mango and place it in the
center. And that's all there is to it. This is one show-stopping cake. Make it
and you'll get plenty of compliments.
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