Sprinkle some powdered sugar on the top! YUMMY looking!!! Hugs!
Don't worry the will taste perfect. I your giving them to people slice off the top and place it on a board upside down no one will be the wiser.
Everything tastes good soaked in Brandy...I think they will be fine...for the two in question, slice off the top, soak in Brandy, then ice them...how can you go wrong?
Soak them heavy in brandy and no one will notice. LOL!!! We made 3 cakes this year 10x10x4. Cost about $60.00 a cake to make, but are oh so good. We gave 2 to friends and kept one for our family. The trimmimg and icing might do the trick if it is not burnt taste all the way through. Hugs Lynn
thanks so much Lyn & a great recipe of yours too. I have soaked the cheesecloth with brandy for all 5 & hubs said he will keep the darkest one we have cut the top crust off & it is really good very moist too. Thanks to you for the recipe & for Chris making & posting hers this year too. ~hugs~
We made that cake 20 years ago for our daughter's wedding. We have done it every year since. It is a combo of 2 recipes that turned out to be just great. Everyone loves it. Enjoy.
we will & thank you Lyn, I can remember having this type of cake for our wedding almost 40 years ago & we still like it very much. I think with Christmas cake you either love it or you hate it lol
They still made my mouth water just looking at them. I am sure they will be just fine.
Martine's suggestion is the way I would go/Lillian
I'd carefully slice off the dark top and maybe serve it upside down. Or put a thin layer of icing on top.
oh icing & trim the top thank you Martine that is a fantastic idea! Now I will hunt for a recipe for almond icing? Thank you ~hugs~
If the burnt taste hasn't gone threw them they will be fine .When cool give a taste .they look yummy :):)hugs
I will get hubs to try them but I think icing them like Martine has mentioned in the post above is the way to go & trimming off the top part too
I think they will be perfectly carmelized and delicious!