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Scary Werewolf Cake

By The Canadian Living Test Kitchen

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Scary Werewolf Cake

This recipe makes 24 servings

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Nutritional Info

Per each of 24 servings: about -
cal 406
pro 4 g
total fat 22 g
sat. fat 13 g
carb 53 g
fibre 1 g
chol 77 mg
sodium 287 mg
% RDI: -
calcium 4
iron 9
vit A 19
folate 9

You won't be a scaredy-cat after digging into this hair-raisingly good, party-perfect cake. 

Ingredients

  • 1 Chocolate Cake Recipe
  • 1 Creamy Chocolate Butter Icing
  • 1 dab brown paste food colouring
  • 2 chocolate-covered cashews or chocolate-covered almonds
  • 2 candy-covered chocolate pieces
  • Assorted licorice Candies, and licorice string

Preparation

Chocolate Cake recipe

Creamy Chocolate Butter Icing recipe

Click here for step-by-step photographed instructions to cut and decorate our Scary Werewolf Cake.

Place chocolate cake on board or tray. Using serrated knife and pattern as guide, cut out head.

Make 1/2-inch (1 cm) deep cut along dotted line of Piece A. Holding knife blade horizontally, cut 1/2 inch (1 cm) off top of Piece B for neck.

Following dotted line, cut triangle from Piece C for forehead; set aside.

Set aside Piece D for upper lip.

Holding knife blade horizontally, cut Piece E in half. Set aside 1 of the halves for lower lip.

Remove 1-3/4 cups (425 mL) of the chocolate icing to small bowl. Add brown food colouring to remaining icing to tint darker brown.

Spread 1 cup (250 mL) of the lighter chocolate icing over top and sides of cake to mask and seal in crumbs. Attach upper lip, lower lip and forehead; mask with lighter chocolate icing. Chill until firm, about 30 minutes.

Spread remaining lighter chocolate icing over ears and neck.

Using piping bag fitted with star tip, pipe darker chocolate icing over forehead, lips and remainder of face to make hair.

Attach cashews for nose, candy pieces for eyes, licorice candies for teeth and licorice strings for forehead, ears and mouth.

Source : Canadian Living Magazine: November 2008

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