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My Viennese Bricks

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Sponge cake according to the recipe by tigerlilli63

  • 50 g Butter
  • 4 Pc. Eggs
  • 150 g Sugar
  • 180 g Wheat flour type 405
  • 1 tsp Baking powder

Buttercream according to the recipe by digger56

  • 350 g Biskin
  • 250 g Butter
  • 125 g Sugar
  • 1 Pc. Vanilla pod

lower filling

  • 5 tbsp Sour cherry jam extra

next filling and completion

  • Cherry jam extra

Finisch

  • Marzipan blanket, bought
  • Remaining couverture dark
  1. !!! First of all, many thanks to the user “digger”, who was very helpful in finding this recipe. Thanks also to the users “emari” and “Divina”, because I had eaten this cake a long time ago in Austria and at first thought that it was from there. Home of this cake is FEHMARN !!!
  2. The evening before, make the sponge cake from butter, eggs, sugar, flour and baking powder, bake at 160 ° C for about 30 minutes and leave to cool overnight. The exact description can be found here: Blitz-Biskuit (Wiener Boden)
  3. The next day, straighten the sponge cake and cut into 3 bases of the same thickness as possible. I borrowed such an adjustable cutting device from my neighbor. That went really well.
  4. Now make the buttercream, if not already done the evening before: Beat the soft biscuit and soft butter with the scraped pulp of the vanilla pod and the sugar until the sugar is completely dissolved. This takes about 15 minutes.
  5. Now I have put the straightened floor on a cake plate as a foundation and put strips of baking paper under the edge to protect the cake plate from dirt. This lower base is now nicely coated with the sauerkisch jam.
  6. The second base is now placed on the jam. Brush this with the buttercream and place the 3rd base on it and brush again thinly with the sour cherry jam.
  7. Brush the edge of the cake with the rest of the buttercream. It doesn’t have to look great, because now the marzipan blanket is placed over the entire cake.
  8. Finally, decorate with the couverture as you wish.
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