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Brioche Bee Sting Cake

Nid d'Abeilles/Bienenstich

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  • One 10 inch cake,

    10 to 12

    servings
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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How to Bake

By Nick Malgieri

Published 1995

  • About

The French call this cake “Bee’s Nest” and the Swiss, Austrians, and Germans call it “Bee’s Sting.” The risen, unbaked dough is covered with a mixture of almonds, honey, sugar, and butter, which, when it is baked, caramelizes to a rich color and crunchy texture. After the cake cools, it is split and filled with a buttery pastry cream. This is a perfect brunch dish; it’s a bit too rich for breakfast and too substantial to be the dessert in any but the lightest meal.

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