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This sort of indulgence can only be good indulgence, and of the unrivaled sorts! I happily got Novembers DB challenge moving pretty soon as it was a cake, and this is my birthday month. Even though I try and keep the butter under check most of the time, give me an utterly buttery challenge like this Filipino Sans Rival Cake, and I’m all game. Make sure to chill the finished cake in the fridge at least 2 hours or preferably overnight to set.When they say butter makes things better, I never rival the thought.In adding the hot syrup to the beaten egg yolks, make sure to pour the sugar syrup in between the whisk and the side of the pan.Place the round papers on a baking pan and fill in the paper with the buttercream. Alternately, you can trace an 8-inch pan on a parchment paper 4 times and cut around them. If you don’t have four 8-inch round pans, you can use two 8-inch pans and bake them in two batches.Pulse in short bursts until the cashews are fine and evenly ground. To make 3/4 cup of ground cashews, place 1 cup of roasted cashews in a blender.Let the cake set in the fridge for at least 2 hours. Cover the entire surface of the cake with buttercream and finish off with a sprinkle of the chopped cashews. Repeat with the other two shells, finishing off with the fourth shell on top. Spread buttercream on top of the shell and then cover with the chopped cashews. Start by placing one cashew meringue shell on a cake turntable (or serving platter). Finally add the vanilla extract and continue whisking for another 5 minutes. Next add the butter one cube at a time, whisking well after each addition. Slowly whisk the hot sugar syrup into the egg yolk mixture and after that continue whisking for another 10 minutes. Next heat the sugar and water, and boil until the mixture reaches 240 degree F.

Start by beating the egg yolks for 5 minutes. The next step is to make the buttercream frosting. After removing the pans from the oven, immediately release the meringue shells from the pan and let them cool completely on a rack.

Bake the meringue shells in a 300 degree F preheated oven for 35 minutes. Pour the batter into four 8-inch baking pans that have been greased, floured and lined with parchment papers. Gradually, add the sugar and beat until the mixture reaches medium peaks. In a separate bowl, mix together the egg whites and cream of tartar. To make this sans rival recipe, first make the cashew meringue shells by combining the ground and chopped roasted cashews, and the flour.

Sansrival goldilocks how to#

Unsalted butter – adds flavor and texture to the buttercream frostingĭecoration: chopped roasted cashews HOW TO MAKE SANS RIVAL:.

Vanilla extract – add flavor to the buttercream frosting.

Egg yolks – add color and richness to the buttercream frosting.

Sugar syrup: sugar and water – add sweetness to the buttercream frosting.

Cream of tartar – stabilizes the egg whites.

All-purpose flour – holds the ingredients together.

Roasted cashews : ground and chopped – add flavor and crunchy texture to the meringue.

I will definitely make this again and for sure it will be in our family’s list of favorite desserts. It is decadent, satisfying and absolutely delicious.Ī slice of this heavenly cake will satisfy any sweet tooth cravings you may have. I am very happy how the cake turned out and how my family enjoyed it. The cake is chilled overnight or longer so that the meringue shells have time to absorb the buttercream. The result is a beautiful and eye-catching cake. The top and sides of the cake are decorated with more of the buttercream and sprinkled with the chopped cashews. Sans rival is a popular Filipino cake made up of crispy and thin layers of cashew meringue shells separated by a thick buttercream and chopped cashews. The recipe I used and adapted was from the Goldilocks Bakebook I bought from one of my visits to the Philippines. At first, the idea of making the meringue seemed to be hard, but after going through the recipe many times, I decided to give it a try. The layered cake filled with cream cheese frosting reminded me of sans rival, a cake I used to have when I was in the Philippines. Recently, our family tried a Russian honey cake that we enjoyed so much.