
Essentially this cake is the same technique as my surprise inside heart cupcakes, but on a larger scale. It requires baking two cakes and is more complicated than making a surprise inside checkerboard cake.
Surprise Inside Carrot Cake
For the orange cake
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4oz self raising flour
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4oz butter
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4oz caster sugar
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2 eggs
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orange food gel
For the chocolate cake
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3oz self raising flour
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1oz cocoa powder
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4 oz caster sugar
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2 eggs
For the topping
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ready roll green icing that has been prepared with CMC
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2oz butter
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4 oz icing sugar
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1 dessert spoon of cocoa powder
- a drop of water
- half a packet of crushed Oreo biscuits
- Mix all of the orange cake ingredients together and place in a small lined loaf tin. Cook at 180C until a skewer comes out clean.
- Allow to cool. Carve out a triangle shape and then wrap in film and pop in the freezer.
- Mix all the chocolate cake ingredients together. Place the top of the frozen triangle of orange cake at the bottom of a small lined loaf tin. Pour the chocolate cake mixture around this.
- Cook at 180C until a skewer comes out clean.
- Make some leaves for the carrots out of green icing and allow to harden.
- Once the chocolate cake is cool, place the top of the cake on a cake board. You may need to flatten the top but cutting some cake off.
- Make up some chocolate butter icing by mixing the butter, icing sugar, cocoa powder and drop of water together. Spread this on your cake.
- Add the icing leaves and then sprinkle crushed Oreo biscuits on top. Add remaining butter icing and Oreo biscuits to the sides on the cake board.
- Then when you cut a slice of cake you will find your "carrot" inside.
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