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Sachertorte

Vienna's king of chocolate cakes

SweetN🇦🇹 AustriaTime 3 hrLevel MediumEasy to eat ★★★★★
Sweet on sweet. Unsweetened cream to the rescue.

What does it taste like?

Deep, dense chocolate with a fruity-tart apricot layer.

SweetSpicySourSaltyFunkSmellTextureMoist

What is it?

A chocolate cake layered with apricot jam and coated in glossy chocolate, a famous Viennese treat. It's said to have been created by Franz Sacher in 1832.Source: Wikipedia

How locals eat it

Eaten in Viennese cafés with lots of unsweetened whipped cream and a coffee.

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Where is it from?

🇦🇹Austria
CapitalVienna Populationabout 9.1 millionestimate (unverified) IndustriesTourism, Machinery, Wood and paper
Famous peopleWolfgang Amadeus MozartSalzburg-born composerFranz SchubertComposer of songs like "Erlkönig" HelloGrüß Gott CurrencyEuro And JapanThe Vienna Boys' Choir often tours Japan and is very popular there. Fun factThe croissant is said to come from the kipferl, a Viennese bread. The flag🇦🇹 Legend says a white coat turned red with blood in battle, leaving only the part under the belt white. From Tokyoabout 9,130 kmstraight line, Tokyo to Vienna Getting thereabout 13 hours from Tokyo (direct)rough guide
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Best timeSummer for the music festivals, or December for the Christmas markets. Also tryWiener schnitzelApfelstrudelTafelspitz

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MusicClassical (Viennese waltz) Whirling dance music born in Vienna
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World HeritagePalace and Gardens of Schönbrunn and more National animalEagle National flowerEdelweiss FestivalBall season (January-February, with balls almost every night in Vienna)

Ingredients

How to make it (one way)

  1. Cream the butter with part of the sugar, then add melted chocolate and egg yolks
  2. Whip the whites with the rest of the sugar into meringue and fold in with the flour
  3. Bake in a tin at 170°C for 1 hour and cool overnight
  4. Slice in half horizontally, fill with warm jam, and brush a thin layer all over
  5. Pour melted chocolate over in one go to coat and let it set

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