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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Somerled on November 25, 2010, 09:46:32 AM
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http://gothamist.com/2010/11/06/wsj_takes_a_look_at_the_turducken_o.php
(http://gothamist.com/attachments/jsaxena/110610cherpumple.jpg)
Around Thanksgiving, much attention is given to how to not set your house on fire while deep frying a turkey, and to that delicious abomination of a dish, the turducken. But today, the Wall Street Journal (paywall) eye-diddlys another dish that gets the Frankenstein treatment, and became an internet sensation. The "cherpumple" is a three-layer cake (yellow, spice, white) with a pie baked inside of each layer (cherry, pumpkin, apple). Creator Charles Phoenix says, "It both intrigues and horrifies people." So how did he come up with this mad dish?
Phoenix said his family always took slivers of each pie and of cake at Thanksgiving, so he figured the natural progression of the dessert would just be to combine everything. The take is made by fully baking a cherry, pumpkin and apple pie, then putting each in a cake pan, pouring cake batter over them, and baking them until the cake is done. Phoenix also advises serving it with spoons if it collapses, because "The physics of it provide a kind of 'will or won't it collapse' situation." Or you could just eat three pies and three cakes; gluttony does not discriminate.
Happy thanksgiving!
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Slap some ice cream on there and you got got yerself somethin. Thumbs up. :aok
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Me, a gallon of milk, a fork, and that abomination could have a good time :aok
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Wait - something's wrong. That doesn't look like it's been deep fried!
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It needs a bacon crust.
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looks dry
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It needs a bacon crust.
I actually did LOL.
Mmmm, bacon. Everything is better with bacon.
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I actually did LOL.
Mmmm, bacon. Everything is better with bacon.
And it depends on the kind of bacon :devil
-Penguin