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Add some ganache between the two layers and smooth with the spatula. Use a knife to shape the cake into a rounded island shape. Mix the cutoffs with a little ganache to make cake pop dough and build up the top of the island. Frost the entire cake in ganache and put it in the fridge to chill until the ganache is hard.
A traditional Smith Island Cake has 8 to 12 layers. Most ovens can fit three 9-inch cake pans, so for a nine-layer cake, bake three layers at a time. Lightly butter three pans, and re-butter after each set. Step 2: Cream together sugar and butter, add eggs, and beat until smooth with mixer.
Keep your island cake in the fridge in an airtight container up to a week. When you feel like travelling, remove the cake from the fridge, dip a large knife in hot water and wipe it dry. Cut a slice of a dreamy vacation. It’s best if you lest the ganache soften at room temperature (for about 10 minutes) before you take a bite.
Step 1: Cream together sugar and butter. Add eggs one at a time and beat until smooth. Sift together flour, salt, and baking powder. Mix into egg mixture one cup at a time. With mixer running, slowly pour in the evaporated milk, then the vanilla and water. Mix just until uniform.
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