Pancho Cake

Pancho Cake

This cake is so simple that I made it with Maria in my arms. It doesn't have a lot of decoration, because it has an unpretentious shape right from the start, which won't require much dressing up. In the cream you can put cherries, strawberries, any fruit. You can garnish with grated chocolate or chocolate icing on top.

The taste is very fresh and the sponge cake is really soft. For the filling cream, use fatty fermented sour cream - 25-30%. If not, put gelatin as in the Orange Cake.

Ingredients

Egg
2 pieces
Sugar
8 tbsp
Sunflower oil
6 tbsp
Buttermilk/Youghurt/Kefir
10 tbsp
Cacao powder
4 tbsp
White flour
6 tbsp
Baking powder
1 tbsp
Sour cream
500 g
25%-30% fat
Sugar
150 g
for the cream

Step by step

Step 1

In a deeper bowl, combine the eggs with the sugar.

See in the picture what 1 tablespoon means.

Pancho Cake - Step 1
Step 2

Beat with the whisk or a fork.

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Step 3

Add the oil and the buttermilk, mix.

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Step 4

Finally, add the flour, cocoa and baking powder.

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Step 5

Mix well so there are no lumps. The batter will be like cream, but slightly more liquid.

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Step 6

Pour it into a pan lined with baking paper, 24-26-28 cm in diameter.

I used a silicone mold and I didn't line it.

Bake for 30-35 minutes in the preheated oven at 200 degrees C. Check for doneness using the toothpick.

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Step 7

Remove from the oven and let cool. Then take it out of the mold and cut it into pieces about 2x2cm.

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Step 8

Take a deeper bowl. I had a round salad bowl, about 1 liter in volume.

Line it with plastic wrap.

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Step 9

The Cream Filling.

If you use 30% fat cream, you don't need gelatin for the filling to thicken in the fridge. If it's less fatty, you will need to use a little gelatin dissolved in warm water.

I used 30% fat cream and I didn't put gelatin.

Combine the cream with sugar and let sit for about 10 minutes.

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Step 10

Beat well with the mixer until it reaches a thicker consistency. It shouldn't be like whipping cream beaten to stiff peaks nor runny like buttermilk.

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Step 11

Grease the sides and the base of the bowl with a little cream.

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Step 12

Put a layer of sponge cakes, coat them well with cream.

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Step 13

Continue to alternate layers of cream and sponge cake until you fill the bowl or you run out of cake.

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Step 14

Save some cream for the last layer.

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Step 15

Cover with foil and keep the cake bowl in the fridge for at least 8-10 hours.

During this time, the cake will infuse and the cream will thicken.

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Step 16

Then turn the cake over onto a platter or plate. Carefully remove the bowl and the plastic wrap.

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Step 17

Use your imagination to garnish the cake.

I just sprinkled over with grated chocolate on top, but it was still appreciated :)

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Step 18

Cut into slices, see the picture.

Without gelatin, it will be more fragile and softer. The cream will thicken, but not as much as from the gelatin. So, it depends on how you prefer it and the type of cream you are using.

Enjoy!

Pancho Cake - Step 18
Quantity: 1 kg (6-8 servings)
Prep time: 360 min
Difficulty: easy
Ready in: 90 min
Publish date:
Source: zefira.net
Collections: Cakes, Desserts

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