DirectionsStep1We will start by making the cake batter. First combine the egg yolks, 1⁄4 cup of milk and vanilla extract in a medium bowl.Step2On a large mixing bowl, combine all dry ingredients (these are the 3 cups of flour, 1 1⁄2 cups of sugar, 3⁄4 teaspoons of salt, and the baking powder).Step3Add the butter and remaining 3⁄4 cup of milk to the dry ingredients. With an electric or handheld mixer, combine everything until everything is moistened. Once all is combined, increase the speed to medium …Step4Add the egg, milk and vanilla extract mixture in 3 different stages. You need to beat for about 30 seconds between each one so that the egg is well combined.Step5Once everything is mixed, your batter will be ready. Divide it into the greased and floured pans to bake them. They will only be half full, so do not fret. Make sure to smooth out their surface.Step6Bake them for 25 to 35 minutes. You will know they are ready once a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. They should spring back if pressed.Step7Let them cool completely.Step8While that is going on, we will turn our attention to the mocha frosting.Step9First, we need to combine the powdered sugar, ground coffee and cocoa powder in a bowl.Step10Back to the electric mixer, fluff up the butter. You will need to whip it for about 3 minutes.Step11Add the vanilla extract while still whipping the butter.Step12Very slowly add the dry ingredients. Make sure to do this at low speed so that the powdered sugar does not get too messy.Step13Once everything is combined, add the milk and continue beating until you have a creamy consistency. It should be fluffy!Step14Once the cakes are cool you can proceed to cut them in half. We only need three thinnish layers, so there will be one extra that you can use to make cake pops, or something of the sort.Step15Now let’s move on to assembly. Over some parchment paper, place the first layer of the cake and cover it with the frosting. Repeat this one more time and place the last layer on top.Step16Use the rest of the frosting to crumb coat and cover the entire cake. Leave it in the fridge to cool down. It will take at least one hour.Step17When it is almost time to take out the cakes, we can prepare the hard chocolate. For this, you will want to melt the chocolate and butter together over a double boiler.Step18You can also do this in the microwave in 10-second intervals. Let it cool down a bit before using it.Step19Take the cake out of the fridge and put it on a rack, so that any extra chocolate can flow to a pan below.Step20Cover it carefully with the chocolate. Make sure the sides are well covered.Step21As garnish, use the flaked almonds and carefully place them all over the sides while the chocolate is setting. This way they will stay putIngredientsIngredients6 Large Egg Yolks1 cupMilk4 teaspoonsVanilla Extract3 cupsFlour1 ½ cupsSugar1 tablespoonBaking Powder (+1 teaspoon)¾ teaspoonSalt12 tablespoonsUnsalted Butter (at room temperature and cut into pieces)1 cupUnsalted Butter (at room temperature)3 cupsPowdered Sugar2 teaspoonsCocoa Powder2 teaspoonsDark Coffee (ground)1 tablespoonMilk6 tablespoonsUnsalted Butter12 ouncesDark Chocolate Chips1 Candied Cherry1 cupFlaked AlmondsSee moreFrom cakedecorist.comRecipeDirectionsIngredientsExplore furtherBankrupt Ebinger Bakeries to Close - The New York Timesnytimes.comAsk a historian: What happened to the famous Ebinger's …brooklyneagle.comBefore You Bake Brooklyn's Legendary Cake, Heed A Warningnpr.orgbethmichelle.combethmichelle.comEbinger's Blackout Cake is Gone But Not Forgottenediblebrooklyn.comRecommended to you based on what's popular • Feedback
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