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Vienna’s Hotel Sacher is a testament to enduring elegance ... Then, perhaps, stop for cake in the Orangery. A modern museum housed in an imperial palace—this is where Dürer’s hare meets ...

If you wish, you could drizzle the chocolate icing into the word "Sacher" to set on top of the cake. Taking around half an hour to prepare but up to an hour to bake in the oven, here's how to ...

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And of course, there’s the Austrian aristocrat’s chocolate cake of choice, the Sacher-Torte, available by the slice in the sumptuous breakfast buffet. It’s an almost irresponsibly rich way ...

In 1832, Franz Sacher, a 16-year-old apprentice chef, created The Original Sacher-Torte–a moist chocolate cake with hidden layers of apricot jam–at the request of Austrian Prince Metternich.

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