It is a called a cherpumple, and it represents all that remains good and right in this fallen world. Pastry chef David Lowery made this 21 lb. 10 oz. concoction for guests at the Grand Geneva Resort in Wisconsin. I feel a rekindling of hope for the human race because we can still do great things like this. http://www.charlesphoenix.com/2011/09/sunday-brunch-cherpumple/ -via That's Nerdalicious! | Photo: David Lowery
Probably just the typical bunch of HFCS, food-dye and corn starch.
Now if someone's Mom, who is a real goddamned cook, and not someone slogging canned crap from Sysco in a food-service kitchen made this, it would probably be Teh PWNZ!
(grumpy old man rant over :P )
What a disgusting level of decadence.
Your argument is a lie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IupsHYsXHB4
The issue is not that they call it the whole thing a cake, but that the title says that the three piecakes are *cooked* into a new cake. As you say, they are stacked and iced together. There is no further cooking beyond making the initial piecakes.
Firstly no one is saying it isn't possible. Clearly it is.
Secondly this is:
3 baked pies, baked into 3 layers of cake that is then tiered and frosted.
It was not tiered then covered again in cake batter and baked again as the title will have you believe. This would not be realistic as you would overcook the already baked cakes during the second baking.
Now If I had to guess, I would figure that what REALLY happened was this.
3 frozen pies were defrosted to a temp that would allow them to bake to completion within the timeframe it would require the surrounding cake to bake to completion. Those 3 layers were then tiered and frosted, making this monster of a Pi-Cake quite easy to duplicate.
Enjoy.
are you kidding me?
Yes.
This IS what is right in the world, ingenuity, thinking outside the box, having the desire to try something different, having the will to not just follow all the misguided health nuts that really don't know a thing about true health and would rather just lump everything that they wish they could have or have problems with because they are jealous into the "wrong" catagory.
Just because it exists, doesn't make it evil.
It takes someone evil to make something evil.
One cake to rule them all, one cake to find them, One cake to bring them all and in the frosting bind them.
And yes, I'll have the Turducken, black coffee, and a slice of Cherpumple, please...
I think that this cake is one of the most original that I have seen and would make one if I was talented enough to do so. Life is too short to be negative. Look for the good!
Nov 23rd, 2011 at 5:57 pm
Shoulda made a Lord of the rings cake.
One cake to rule them all, one cake to find them, One cake to bring them all and in the frosting bind them."
If I could give you a prize I would. That was great.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp4yWTLIPaE
LA histo-tainer Charles Phoenix's demonstrates step-by-step instructions to preparing his latest cooking creation -- the dessert version of the Turducken.
Stop. You need to stop. You're hurting yourself and we can't bare to watch you do this to yourself any longer. We Canadians are having an intervention to save you from yourself. We've all written letters that we are now going to read to you. Please don't interrupt, we only ask that you listen to our sincere words of concern over your turducken, deep-friend mars bars, deep-fried butter balls, etc.
Sincerely,
Canada
We can quit anytime we want! We just don't want to.
And if you want to lecture us, we have one word to share with you: poutine.
-America
Individually.
You don't need this sort of thing. This is just pure excess. A good cook can please people with something simple. A mediocre cook is one that has to go to excess.
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So to the person pooping on Americans, I make the cake pie idea was born in Canada.
Bottom is pumpkin in spice cake, middle is cherry in chocolate, and top is apple in white.
Thanks
It took 13 hours to complete just the single layer so I really wonder how long it took to make the above.
It is not an elegant dessert, it is like a cheap buffet dessert.
I think it's beautiful and looking at it just makes me smile. It's interesting that so many feel that it is a gluttonous act to even 'create' such a thing. I'm curious if they understand the meaning of moderation. I could easily consider a thin slice of just one layer or possibly a taste all three. Is that so bad?
btw: create is the key word here...it is a beautiful, scrumptious, artistic creation. What fun {and impressive} to serve it {in layers} for a large crowd.
Try and say something nice. Rejoice in the iced tower of deliciousness. Recognize that it took David Lowery's talent and creativity to put this genius concoction together in a highly edible and beautiful way.