I remember cooking one of jo seagars dessert recipe years ago. I can't remember what it was called but I think it was Cameo something. made from cameo biscuits, chocolate amd cream, not sure what else but it was very yummy and I would like to make it this weekend. Would anyone have the recipe please
just found the name Caneo Creme Cake. Not on her website. but soooooooo good
hindsfeet,
Nov 11, 1:42am
yay just found it............ !
CHOCOLATE CAMEO MOUSSE CAKE
375 grams packet chocolate dark melts 2 cups cream 2 packets of cameo cream biscuits (extra whipped cream and shaved chocolate to garnish)
To make CHOCOLATE CAMEO MOUSSE CAKE • Grease and line the base of a 20cm springform cake tin with paper. • In a double boiler saucepan or easier still the microwave, heat the chocolate and 1 cup of cream together until chocolate has melted • Stir until smooth and cool 5 minutes. • Place one packet of cameo creams in the food processor and run machine to finely crumb them. • Add 2 tablespoons of the chocolate cream to moisten the crumbs further - press into the base of the springform cake tin. • Whip the 2nd cup of cream until soft peaks form. • Gently fold cream and chocolate mixtures together. • Pour approximately 1 cup of this over the biscuit crumb base. • Break up or roughly chop the remainder of the biscuits and sprinkle over a layer. Repeat with the chocolate cream then biscuit layer twice finishing with a chocolate cream layer. • Cover with plastic cling film and refrigerate at lease 12 hours (overnight). (Cake may be frozen at this stage, allow 4 hours to soften).
To serve: run a thin hot knife blade around the edge of cake and remove, slide tin carefully, lift off base and paper and position on a serving plate. Top each portion with a dollop of whipped cream and shaved chocolate.
So morish!!
greerg,
Jul 30, 5:42am
And it's so rich that small slices are plenty even for big appetites so it serves a lot of people.Haven't made it for years but it was a good one.
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