This post was initially posted August 14, 2014. I’m republishing it today to add personal initial photographs. My photography skillzz were still in development in those days. Heck, they have been still in development today! But I’m far better down today, nine months later on.
So right here’s the rest of the initial post, some minor edits included (or excluded):
Recently I came across . AND I had been Hence EXCITED! Everyone loves refrigerator cakes generally speaking considering that the kind A in me can savor one slice over a whole hour when I skim off layer by level. I really like this particular refrigerator dessert due to the user friendliness. You don’t require a lot of time or a lot of components in order to make one thing decadent.
You do, however, need constant hands. And two eyes to look at in which you’re going. And an intelligent visit know very well what you’re doing. Or otherwise this happens:
[Update: I’m in fact not visiting NYC any time in the future, but i actually do regular Chicago these days. And, as fortune might have it, ]
Magnolia Bakery's Chocolate Wafer Icebox Cake
Author: my Bottomless Boyfriend
Recipe type: Dessert
Helps: 8 slices
Ingredients
- 3 glasses heavy ointment
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 2 bundles (9 ounces) Nabisco chocolate wafers
- unsweetened cocoa dust, recommended
Guidelines
- In a large dish, beat lotion, sugar and vanilla with a power mixer on high speed until soft peaks form. On a-flat serving dish, spread a thin level of whipped ointment to put on the bottom layer of snacks in position. Arrange 7 snacks side by side in a circle, keeping 1 cookie in the center.
- Spread about ⅔ cup whipped cream over the cookie level, making a 7-inch group. Perform with continuing to be snacks and ointment, making 11 or 12 layers of cookies and ending with a layer of cream (you will have some snacks left over). Protect with synthetic place and refrigerate overnight.