Apple Cake with Custard Cream

The custard makes this

The custard makes this

The recipe for this fantastic cake came from The Kitchen McCabe blog.

The only change I made was to add one teaspoon ground cinnamon to the sugar in the cake. Well and I used cream instead of milk, cut the vanilla and added a teaspoon of fresh ground nutmeg and two tablespoons Irish whiskey to the custard. Oh and I used sweet apples instead of tart ones.

Otherwise this is exactly the same as this one.

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This blog attempts to collect some of the things I try to create with food and booze. Sometimes I succeed and sometimes I fail. My hope is to entertain and maybe help people think a little harder about what they decide to eat and drink.
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6 Responses to Apple Cake with Custard Cream

  1. A_Boleyn says:

    So funny … I made (many changes noted) this, but it’s the same as this one. 🙂 I like the custard on top. I bet it’s a perfect accompaniment even if the cake already looks nice and moist. My only attempt at making the custard was not very successful.

  2. sallybr says:

    Too good: the only change I made were four

    🙂

    Lovely cake…. wish I had a slice right now to start my Saturday… oh no, wait, I don’t have breakfast! I would open an exception for this, though

  3. Jueseppi B. says:

    Reblogged this on The ObamaCratâ„¢.

  4. Karen says:

    Exactly the same only different…that is a favorite expression of mine that describes your cake. I’m sure it is delicious and this fall you know I will be making it is apples from our orchard. I’ll just have to decide which apples to use.

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