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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Baking with Max

Chef Max is recently back from a Tahitian vacation and he wanted to whip up something for you all.  A tasty treat with a tropical twist.

Chef Max likes to keep things easy and in keeping with that theme he has chosen to use his trusty friend to create his heavenly Tahitian Layer Cake.  I was privileged to be allowed into the kitchen of Chef Max to witness the master at his craft and took a few photos of his work along the way.  First he preheated the oven, though the actual temperature is known only to Chef Max.  Next he mixed the batter up, making both a white and chocolate layer.  Unfortunately, Chef Max would not allow my camera to document the ingredients that went into the cakes but he did OK my capturing his decorating genius at work.








Chef Max's artist tools were specially mixed by him and a trade secret.






The chocolate layer went down first and was expertly frosted.  His attention to detail is evident in the addition of decorative candies that will be locked inside the layers of this cake.






Chef Max takes each and every recipe into his soul and in a rare display of Pavlovian proportion, he enjoys his creation to the fullest.  It was at this point, as Chef Max drank in the warm goodness of his talent, that he decided just how to finish this masterpiece.
First the luscious lavender cover went on, then his imagination took him into the realm of the greens and a bold statement on top.
His genius is endless in it's artistry and I feel humble as I watch him create with hardly a breath taken.  When the electricity appeared to calm and his work was done, he was struck by a moment of inspiration, resulting in.......


My god, where will his creativity stop!  Even he is amazed, as he comes out of his trance like state to view his work for the first time.  The reaction of a true genius.


While I am unable to share the experience of consuming this kind of genius, I can give you the visual treat and allow you to close your eyes and imagine the goodness that was.



 Peace,
Flying Monkeys

2 comments:

Jeff said...

I loves me some light bulb cookin'

k.somerville said...

The Transformers plate gives it that special something.

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