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Very pretty! I love the modern touch, much better than the 'old-fashioned' one...
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12.17.07 - 3:03 pm | #
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It looks beautiful.
Patricia Scarpin |
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12.18.07 - 9:40 am | #
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Linda, i liked the modern look, too. Thanks,
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12.18.07 - 10:46 am | #
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Thank you, Patricia.
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12.18.07 - 10:47 am | #
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I've been dying to make one of these. Yours looks excellent-- I love the idea of chocolate pastry cream. Much less expensive than the proposed mascarpone filling of the one I'm looking at here 
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12.19.07 - 1:20 am | #
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Manggy, this may very well be the first time i used pastry cream as a filling, too. In addition to being inexpensive, it is also very versatile; one can flavor it in a myriad of ways, thanks to the cooked milk base. i'll definitely try other variations.
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12.19.07 - 8:12 am | #
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The look lovely! I too, make yule logs every year but its always the same recipe. I'll have to try the pastry cream filling this year.
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12.19.07 - 10:24 am | #
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Megan, i will use pastry cream more often from now on, too. It is easy to make, inexpensive and a versatile base for different flavors.
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12.21.07 - 8:39 am | #
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lovely log cake ...was thinking of baking my first log cake but could not find a desiable recipe ..so i'm really happy to see yr lovely log cake here...Wonder if i still have time to bake one? May i know how many days in advance can i bake the full cake without giving away of the taste of the cake?
May i also know if the measurement cups we used are the same? Is yours (1 cups= 250 gm which is written on the cup)The reason is i rarely use cups measurement mostly grams.
Btw how do u make the meringue mushroom? Is there a link i can learn?
thanks again and have a fun holiday!
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12.22.07 - 1:21 pm | #
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Sue, i baked and filled this cake and let it refrigerate overnight. The next day, i glazed and served it. This is what i usually do with filled cakes, as i think that the taste and texture improve by next day. Although i did not personally try it, i believe that keeping a cake in the refrigerator for up to 3 days should not cause any noticeable deterioration in taste.
Yes, i do use the kind of cup you are talking about. Using weights is definitely a better idea, but most recipes in American cookbooks, as you know, use the cup standart. If you'd like, i can provide the g measurements as well.
Check this link for a meringue mushroom recipe.
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thank you so much for reply..i think i 'll make time to get the ingrendients to make my first log cake..yippee..hope i succedd on the first time. If i'm having during dessert time..do i need to place the cake in the fridge before serving Or can i leaave the glazed cake out side room temp for 4 hour at least?Will the chocolate glaze melt?
thnks
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12.23.07 - 6:39 am | #
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Sue, refrigeration somewhat dulls the glaze, so if you want to keep the shiny look, it is a good idea to let the cake sit at room temperature after you glazed it. Unless you are in a very hot climate, the glaze will still harden as it waits. Four hours at room temp for the glazed cake should be OK.
Happy holidays to you.
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12.23.07 - 8:06 am | #
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Lovely! I've hardly seen more elegant yule logs. They look delicious.
cookworm |
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12.26.07 - 5:10 pm | #
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Gorgeous! And very very tasty too, I must say. I was wishing I had brought some of the cake home after the party for some midnight munching! Keep up with the delicious blogging; you set a wonderful example 
Weeva |
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12.27.07 - 8:57 pm | #
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OMG, they look so good.
I wish i can do that, sometimes i just lack of the patience in baking.
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