The original inspiration: Heaven from Helen
April 13, 2009 at 5:05 pm | Posted in Dessert | 4 CommentsYou see this cake?? If it wasn’t for this cake- my whole hobby, my whole passion would have never come to fruition! A long long time ago, (okay 14 months!) I found myself on Tartelette. I was searching for an amazing dessert to make for a “Valentine’s Day is bunk” party for my ladies! I feasted my eyes upon this insanity: the Honey Panna Cotta Raspberry Terrine.

So I made the cake and I was hooked. Helen McSweeney is a baking goddess and I feel blessed to be able to be involved with her blog and be able to use her recipes! So I wanted to remake this cake for my blog anniversary but I’m a couple weeks late…
I don’t think my girlfriend’s minded that I made this cake for our latest girlie party- in fact it was a home run!

I replaced the raspberries with strawberries and sliced those up for the internal layers. The genoise cake recipe is pretty simple and this time I made it the same day we ate the cake and that improved the overall freshness of the dessert! The panna cotta is a very interesting filling- one I would never think to use, but it works very well- super light and tangy- its the perfect contrast to the spongy cake and sweet whipped cream. Last time I made the whipped cream, I dyed it pink with food coloring but this time I thought I would class it up and keep it simple!

So thank you Helen for this divine recipe and thank you my girlfriend’s for always coming to my girlie parties with a healthy appetite for sugar!
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I need that…..
Comment by Renee— April 14, 2009 #
OMG! That’s gorgeous!
Comment by Amrita— April 15, 2009 #
What a beautiful spring time dessert.
Buon appetito,
Carmela
Comment by Carmela Tursi Hobbins— April 15, 2009 #
Looks gorgeous. Such a nice way to present it and using paper strips to get that effect on the frosting is so creative.
Comment by Jude— April 20, 2009 #