Have You Ever Made A Mounds Cake?

Decorating By Baking_Booth Updated 8 May 2009 , 11:30pm by costumeczar

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Baking_Booth Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:27pm
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What recipe did you use and did you like it?
I'm thinking chocolate cake, dark chocolate ganache and some kind of coconut filling. I saw one filling recipe that had marshmallows and coconut but wouldn't that squish out the side of the cake? What about a coconut and sweetened condensed milk filling...?
Any ideas would be appreciated!

Thanks!

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destinyrn Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:32pm
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Sorry I can't help, but it sounds delicious. I love Mounds, Thanks for the idea.

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melysa Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:39pm
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I would make a coconut cake, with dark chocolate ganache and toasted crushed almonds between the layers. YUM!!!!!!!!

i dont have a coconut cake recipe, but i'd experiment with toba garretts yellow cake (i use it all the time- its delicious- google recipe) by adding shredded coconut and extract to the batter.

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melysa Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:39pm
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oops, i was thinking of almond joy. none the less, either sounds delicious!

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Win Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:41pm
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There is a cake called "volcano cake." The mixture of coconut and condensed milk are placed by spoonfuls into the cake mixture. It's usually baked in a 9x13 and the two come together and sort of spill over each other... but I digress... what I'm thinking is that the combo for the coconut would be good as your filling. I think they use coconut, condensed milk and powdered sugar.

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melysa Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:44pm
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here is a recipe for coconut pecan filling that is used in german choc cake, its really good. just omit the pecans and you have a thick gooey custard like coconut filling. i'd do coconut or dark chocolate cake and a dark choc ganache glaze.

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Baking_Booth Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:50pm
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That might be good! Ok so now I'm thinking dark chocolate cake, coconut frosting for german chocolate cake ( I'll torte the rounds to make 4 layers) and then covering the whole thing in dark chocolate ganache! Yummy! What do you think?
Should I do the ganache you pour over the cake or should I do a whipped ganache?

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melysa Posted 8 May 2009 , 10:58pm
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i'd pour it if its not a "decorated" cake. but then you'd need either buttercream or whipped ganache below it to prep the surface. vanilla swiss meringue buttercream is good under ganache

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melysa Posted 8 May 2009 , 11:04pm
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oops sorry i am tired. here is the recipe link http://cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-811-Coconut-Pecan-Frosting-I.html

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costumeczar Posted 8 May 2009 , 11:30pm
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I've done this before, but I used coconut cake with chocolate fudge fillings. If you have a really dark chocolate cake, the flavor can overwhelm a coconut filling, so you might want to go with the coconut cake and a fudge or maybe a truffle filling. Yummy either way!

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