This Week's Parsha
Shmini
This Dessert:
Dead Mouse in a Bowl
Any non-kosher rodent that falls into an earthenware vessel makes it Tamei, requiring the vessel to be broken.
What You Need:
Ingredients
12 waffle bowl mini cakes
2 cups blue frosting
12 almonds
¼ cup light brown chocolate
Things
Offset spatula
Parchment paper
Piping bag
Scissors
Toothpick
How to Make It:
Spread a smooth layer of blue frosting over the cake surface of the waffle bowl mini cakes.
Lay out a small sheet of parchment paper.
Melt the chocolate in a shallow bowl and drop the almonds into the chocolate to cover. Immediately use a fork to fish out the almonds and lay them on the parchment paper to dry.
Let the chocolate begin to harden.
Fill the piping bag with some of the melted chocolate. Cut off a tiny piece of the tip and pipe tails for all the ‘mice’.
While the chocolate is still soft, using a toothpick, poke 2 small holes for eyes near the skinny end of the almond, draw light lines for fur along the back and semicircles as ears just behind the holes.
Let the chocolate harden at room temperature or place it in the freezer to speed up the process.
When the chocolate is fully hardened, carefully peel the mice off the parchment paper and place one ‘mouse’ on top of each mini cake.
A Waffle Bowl Cake Recipe:
Waffle Bowl Cakes
Adapted from Studio DIY
Ingredients
One recipe of your favorite cake batter
12 waffle bowls
Directions
Heat oven to 350℉.
Wrap the outside of the waffle bowls in a layer of tin foil to help them maintain their shape while baking.
Place the wrapped waffle bowls on a baking sheet.
Fill the bowls ⅔ of the way up with cake batter.
Bake for about 25 minutes. Keep an eye on them while they bake as the baking time may vary greatly.