Ingredients for Chocolate Apricot Cake** - 120g dark chocolate - 100g butter - 50ml milk - 3 egg yolks - 80g granulated sugar (split into 40g + 40g) - 75g cake flour - 30g cocoa powder - 100g apricot ...

Make the cake: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a 9-inch pan (at least 2 inches deep) and line with parchment paper. Grease parchment and dust lightly with cocoa powder. Melt chocolate in a ...

Sacher assembly Have all ingredients ready including a ladle and spatula. Cut cake into three layers. Spread layer of buttercream on bottom layer, then spread 1/2 of the apricot mixture on top.

It was created in 1832 by Franz Sacher, of the renowned family of Viennese hoteliers and restaurateurs. Traditional bakers use apricot jam between this cake’s dense layers, but the recipe ...

Brush the inside of each cake half with jam, sandwich together, then brush sides. 8. To make the glaze, coarsely chop the remaining 150g chocolate and set aside.

EATING CAKE THERE Order original Sacher-Torte at the Sacher Cafe in Vienna or online at sacher.com. STAYING THERE Double rooms at the Hotel Sacher Wien start from around $700 a night for two people.

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