Boston Cream Pie
Not only to celebrate turning another year older but also to celebrate having run my fastest marathon so far, I made a Boston Cream Pie for Sunday Family Dinner.
I mostly followed the Boston Cream Pie instructions from Shirley O. Corriher's book Bakewise. However, she torts the cake into three layers, while I went with the traditional two. Also, I made a half recipe of Rose Levy Beranbaum's crème pâtissière, instead of Ms. Corriher's.
To be honest, this is not my kind of thing. Hello? Where's the lemon? Where's the ginger? But it seemed like the right thing to do, and I suspect everyone else will love it.
8 Comments:
I love how neatly it cuts. So clean.
That is EXACTLY my cup of tea. Chocolate ganache, vanilla pastry creme and some cake to hold it all together....It looks so good!
Looks delicious, Amy! Happy Birthday.
Happy Birthday; Congratulations; oh, and YUM!
It looks so perfect! Happy Birthday!
I'm going to admit I haven't visited your blog in a while-- and it certainly has been my loss. You have been cooking and baking up a storm and it looks sooooo good! I love your Sunday dinner with dessert tradition.
As it happens I had a birthday this weekend too-- the 24th. What day was yours?
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!
I am even a bit afraid to ask how fast was it... I will pass out, I know
You are amazing! WAY TO GO!!!!!
Wow! what a beautiful cake! I love Boston Cream Pie, but haven't attempted it in awhile. I guess I need to try Shirley's version - it certainly is a gorgeous slice!
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