When I took a class at a Community College, one of our assignments was to "demonstrate or tell the class how to make something" and our class followed the food-theme. Two ladies either from Ukraine or Croatia brought in this wonderfully tasty cake they called Cake Kieve. I must have been too busy enjoying the cake because when I look back at my notes they aren't helpfull. however; I remember the cake had a walnut meringue in the center. Anyone hear of this cake or know how to make it? know someone who knows how to make it? I understand that it is a "special occasion cake" because of the time that is invested in creating the cake.
Sorry...I've never heard of it but these recipes sounded similar
http://search.yumyum.com/recipe.htm?ID=11951
http://www.recipecircus.com/recipes/gilly/CAKESandPIES/Walnut_and_orange_gateau.html
http://www.wguides.com/city/357/135_205863.cfm
cake kiev (a dried fruit and meringue extravaganza)
http://www.shturm.com/Cakes/cake_types.html
"KIEV" CAKE
Crunchy meringue-type cake with chopped hazelnuts layered with lemon custard.
"MOSCOW" CAKE
Multy-layered cake with a half of the merengue-type layers (as in "Kiev" cake) and Genoese sponge layers with nuts for the other half. Spread with custard between layers
here's a couple of descriptions
I found this in a google search off of a forum... it's in russian http://slastenka.ru/tortkiev.html but there might be a free translation site on the internet you could use, unless you know Russian or know someone who does.
I also found this in the gluten-free recipe area here on CC
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-629-7-Hungarian-Flourless-Hazelnut-Cake.html
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