Have you ever had spumoni ice cream? There is an Italian restaurant near me that serves it as dessert. It comes with your meal, so everyone can have it, no matter what.
It’s a combination of chocolate, cherry and pistachio ice cream and it’s delicious. The perfect sweet ending to a pasta-heavy meal.
I decided to replicate the same flavors into a cake.
I wanted to make this as simple as possible, so I made my own shortcut cake recipe,
divided it between three bowls and then added different flavors to each bowl. very easy.
With every slice you get a chocolate, cherry and pistachio cake.
With every slice you get a chocolate, cherry and pistachio cake.
Not only is it beautiful, it’s also very delicious. The cake is very moist,
so I decided to cover it with a thin layer of simple buttercream frosting.
The cake is really great on its own, and you can eat it without decorating it
(yes, me, the cake decorating lover just said that). I was originally planning to frost it with pistachio frosting, but that turned out to be really grainy.
This may be because I used a generic candy mix and never had good results with this specific brand.
Anyway, I re-made the frosting and left out the pudding mix and it was way better.
There is so much going on with the cake, that a basic frosting is just right.
BUT, if you want to leave off the frosting, a dusting of powdered sugar would be a good choice.
Garnish with a maraschino cherry and serve.
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