angel2211 Posted July 4, 2006 Posted July 4, 2006 I'm a newbie here and have decided to start with M&P I found the recipe i've added below, and proudly explained to my husband that I would one day make it. He laughed in my face as soon as he looked at it.. And said "yeah right you can't even cook cake you expect to make that" and kept laughing.If there is one thing you don't do to me is tell me i can't do it... any advice on how i could make this considering i am a complete newbie. I need to prove him wrong....lolI know it's a HUGE BIG ask, and I probably am taking on more then i could handle but any help would be great:o I've attached a pic of how it's "suppose" to look.Chocolate Heaven Gateaux Ingredients1.25 kg clear soap base 0.75kg white soap base1 cup porridge oats1.5 tbsp powdered goats milk2 tbspoons cocoa powder2 Cadbury Flake bars10 ml chocolate fragrance oil1 tbsp honey2 drops yellow food colour (optional)1 round plastic cake storage jar (Tupperware 3" deep)Instructions.Melt 500gms clear soapbase. Add the honey and the yellow food colouring.Put the oats into the base of the storage container and pour on the soap base.Gently stir until mixed in fully. Spritz with alcohol. Melt the white soapbase and add the goats milk and a teaspoon ofthe cocoa powder. Begin to cool and add 5ml of the fo. When theoat layer has a skin able to support the next layer - spritz againand pour the pale chocolate layer on top - spritzMelt the remainder (except about 2 tbsp) of the clear soap base,add the remainder of the cocoa powder - cool slightly and add thelast 5ml of the fo. When the light chocolate layer has cooledenough to support the next layer spritz again and pour the cooleddark chocolate soap layer.When totally cold, turn out of the mould. Cut the Cadbury Flakebars into 12 small pieces and use a small amount of melted soapto "glue" them onto the chocolate heaven gateaux - remember tospritz lightly with alcohol first to ensure a good bond.Slice as required into 12 delicious portions of chocolate HeavenGateaux (and hardly a calorie in sight)TIP** When mixing in the powdered goats milk and the cocoa, mixthe powder into a small amount of melted soap and mix into a paste,then add the paste to the base. This helps to stop the dreadedlumps.For a Vegan soap, omit the honey and goats milk and replace the flakes with carob piecesComment.Remember to put a huge sign up saying SOAP! Looks good enough to eat! Quote
angel2211 Posted July 4, 2006 Author Posted July 4, 2006 I'm sure you can do it! Love to see a pic.eThanks for the vote of confidence, think i'm gonna need it. I keep looking at the recipe and decided i'll probably jump in head first and do this one straight away. Just worried i wont know when the bottom layer is strong enough to support the next layer...lol It just might end up looking like one of my cakes would...lol all in a heap in the middle :laugh2: Quote
angel2211 Posted July 4, 2006 Author Posted July 4, 2006 Thanks for the kind words hun, i'm searching the net now, trying to find out everything i possibly can before my supplies turn up which is hopefully day after tomorrow. Then I have to rope one of his mates into taking him fishing...hhhmm how hard will that be....Mate: Shaun you wanna go fishing?Shaun: Nah I want to stay here with the missus and 4 kidsYeah right can you see that happening....lolThen if i fail he need never know....hehe oh the devious webs we weave..just an after thought i'd have to take pics of the whole process cos if on the off chance it did turn out he wouldn't believe me then...hhhmm Quote
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