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Very Berry Boccone Dolce Cake Recipe (Video)

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I had so many requests from you to make a Boccone Dolce video. So here you go my very first video just for you!

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This Very Berry Boccone Dolce Cake says it all! Tree meringue layers fill will cream and loaded with berries tastes incredible and every bite just melts in your mouth. One of my brothers gave a perfectly matching nickname for this cake – a “Sheetrock Cake” 😀

I’ve made it at home many times since and it always turns out great! Tall, solid and stern. This particular recipe doesn’t call for the last-minute assembly, but rather, should be assembled about 5 hours before serving to prevent cracking during cutting.

For detailed picture instructions check our my original Boccone Dolce Recipe. All the ingredients are the same except you don’t need Nutella and dolce the lecher for the cream.

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Very Berry Boccone Dolce Cake Recipe
Cook Time
7 hrs
Cooling Time
12 hrs
 

This Very Berry Boccone Dolce Cake say it all! Tree meringue layers fill will cream and loaded with berries tastes incredible every bite just melts in your mouth. One of my brothers gave a perfect nickname to this cake being a “Sheetrock Cake” 😀

Servings: 16
Author: Valya of Valya's Taste of Home
Ingredients
  • Meringue Instructions:
  • 12 large – room temperature eggs
  • 4 cups 800 g – Bakers sugar
  • Cream Instructions:
  • 5 cups – cold Heavy Cream
  • 1 cup – sugar I used organic sugar
  • Berries You’ll Need:
  • 2 lbs. – strawberries
  • 2 lbs. - raspberries
  • 1 lb. – blackberries
  • 1 lb. – blueberries
Instructions
  1. Preheat the oven to 350 F. Place a 10” bottom piece of a springform pan on a sheet of parchment paper. Trace the circle with a pencil. Cut out the circle 2” further away from the traced marking. Make 3 identical circular cut outs and set them aside.
  2. Carefully separate egg yolks from whites. Place all 12 egg whites into an electric mixer bowl. Add sugar. Beat egg whites and sugar on high for about 15 minutes. (Speed 10 on a heavy duty 6000 HD Kitchen Aid Mixer. Beating times vary depending on the mixer you use.) The thickness of the meringue is very important. It should be very thick, heavy, and smooth (with no sugar granules).
  3. Fill a piping bag with meringue, about ¾ full. Turn over the circular parchment paper cut outs (so the pencil mark is on the bottom side). Pipe meringue out in moon shapes (reversed letter “c”) overlapping each other to form a large circle along the visibly traced circle. Then fill in the middle. Level out the inside meringue, leaving the outer circle untouched. Repeat the same steps with all 3-parchment paper cut outs.
  4. The top rack should be positioned in the middle of the oven and the second rack should be placed right under the top one. Placed meringue layers into the oven one at a time. (An aluminum insulated cookie sheet goes a long way to help you in this step.) Slide the cookie sheet gently under the parchment paper of one meringue layer. Carefully transfer it to the top oven rack. Repeat the same steps with the other 2 meringue layers and place them on the bottom rack. Immediately when all 3 layers are in the oven close the oven door and reduce the temperature to 270 F. (TIP: Temperature control is vital in the baking process and outcome.) Let it begin to dry (bake) at this temperature for 7 minutes, then reduce the temperature to 220 F. Let it bake at that temperature for 6 hours. (Total oven drying/baking time is 6 hours including the first 7 minutes.) Once 6 hours are up, turn the oven off and let the meringue cool in the oven overnight. This step is very important: It must cool down very gradually - in the oven and with the oven. Removing it from the oven to room temperature is a drastic temperature change and will cause a lot of cracking. (To enjoy this dessert at the after-church lunch on a Sunday, I begin making it around 5 pm, on a Friday before. I place it into the oven to bake at about 5:30 pm so that I may turn the oven off at about 11:30 pm before I go to bed. The following day, Saturday morning, I remove them from the oven completely cooled and assemble them during the evening shortly before going to bed. I hope this helps explain the timing of its process, but of course, you may make it at any time that works best for you and feel free to ask questions.)
  5. Cream Instructions:
  6. Chill the mixer bowl in the freezer for 10 minutes (this will speed up the mixing process). Pour 5 cups of heavy cream into the chilled mixer bowl. Beat for 2 minutes or until it becomes pretty thick. Add 1 cup of sugar and beat again for 30 seconds. Scrape the cream down off the sides of the mixer bowl with a spatula and beat it again for 15 seconds. (Once again, the beating speed will depend on the strength of the mixer you use. Do not over beat the cream.)
  7. Assembling the Cake:
  8. Trim one of the previously used parchment paper cut outs along the traced circle and place on the serving platter to assemble the cake on. (This is optional but handy to prevent the platter from scratches during slicing). Spread a smidgen of cream under the paper to prevent the cake from sliding off. Place the first meringue layer on the paper. Fill about 1/3 of the cream into the same piping bag with the same tip you used to pipe meringue. Pipe out the cream in the same manner as the meringue layers. Spread out and mix up (rinsed, dried and cut) fruit on top of the cream. (As you can see I love a lot of fruit.) Then place the second meringue layer on top of the fruit and repeat the same steps. Finally, place the third layer on the second, repeat the steps once more and top it off with a nice load of fruit!

Refference:

Boccone Dolce Recipe

Watch How to make Very Berry Boccone Dolce Cake Recipe

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  1. Olya

    This cake looks amazing but its impossible to watch the video there seems to be an advertisement/commercial every 15 seconds. Very disrupting!

    Reply

    • Valya of Valya's Taste of Home

      Do you mean assemble the meringue layers the night before?

      Here is what I do: I bake the meringue layers in advanced (that could be done a couple of days before the event), then the night before the event I pipe the cream and place the fruit. And then about 4 to 6 hours before the event, I stack (assemble) the layers on top of each other. This is because berries have juice and it will moisten the meringue layers.

      Being assembled for 6 hours before the event means that the meringue layers get enough moist from the berries and cream that it’s not too crunchy and not too soft. This saves so much time and you will end up with the perfect Boccone Dolce cake. I hope that clarifies more. Let me know if you have more questions.

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