Baked using the recipe of French Canadian Chef Michel Dumas: https://youtu.be/4ITLp4nRnnc
I've never heard of these, but this looks incredible. Well done!
this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2023
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Thank you so much! It's a tradition in every French household, the dessert for Christmas is almost always a Yule log, called bûche de noël. Sometimes it's made to look as much as possible as a piece of wood, sometimes it's just a rounded shape, cake or ice cream, anything goes :-)
Wow. That is stunning!
That looks so good!
So fancy! The mushrooms make it look like a little fairy log. I don't know if I would want to cut it up and eat it.
Wow that's fantastic! Great job!
Around here they’re always chocolate cake with white frosting, or white cake with white frosting. I so desperately want one with yellow (or I’ll settle for white) cake and chocolate frosting. 😍😍 Love the little mushrooms.
Looks good enough to light on fire for all 12 days!