Bloody Brain

WOW! An edible human brain? It may not seem like the most appetizing dish. But remember, it's Halloween! This "brain" is actually a soft, delicate cake topped with buttercream and marzipan. Making it is way easier than it looks, all you need to do is have a little patience and imagination. And we bet you do!
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WOW! An edible human brain? It may not seem like the most appetizing dish. But remember, it's Halloween! This "brain" is actually a soft, delicate cake topped with buttercream and marzipan. Making it is way easier than it looks, all you need to do is have a little patience and imagination. And we bet you do!

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Ingredients

5 egg whites
5 tablespoons of sugar
4 egg yolks
5 tablespoons of vegetable oil
9 tablespoons of flour
3 tablespoons of buttercream icing
red marzipan

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Steps

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Add the egg whites in a large bowl. Mix them for a couple of minutes or until they become frothy.
2
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Add the sugar and continue to mix until you obtain stiff peaks.
3
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Add the egg yolks and vegetable oil and mix until you obtain a smooth mixture.
4
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Start adding the flour, a tablespoon at a time and mix.
5
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Add parchment paper inside an oval baking dish and pour the mixture inside.
6
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Slide the dish into the oven for the next 25 minutes at 360 degrees F/180 degrees C.
7
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After the cake is cooled, spread the buttercream on top of it.
8
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Roll the marzipan until long and about finger-thick.
9
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Lay the marzipan over the cake, shaping it like a human brain.

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Nutritional Chart

330 kcal
Calories
6 g
Protein
15 g
Fat
26 g
Carbohydrates

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Vlad Popa

I guess I’ve always had a passion for cooking ever since I was a kid when I was mom’s little helper in the kitchen. Even though I wasn’t actually cooking, I was a picky eater, and I focused on bringing more flavor to her dishes, by adding extra herbs and spices I felt might enrich it. Time has passed, and I haven’t changed that much: I am now my girlfriend’s helper.

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